I am a proud descendant of the Windward Maroons of Jamaica; an artist, medium, activist, educator, community organiser and cultural strategist working at the intersection of art, heritage and social change.

 

My career spans grassroots activism, education and public-sector leadership, with a consistent focus on inclusion and creative empowerment. In 2008, I founded 360 ARTISTS, a consultancy through which I have supported independent artists in music publishing, contract negotiation, talent booking and management while intentionally building affirming spaces for local creatives.

 

In 2019, I launched Walking Tall Jamaica, a cultural movement using stilt walking to reclaim Afro-Caribbean heritage, strengthen community connection, and activate embodied memory through performance.

 

As an adjunct lecturer in the School of Arts Management at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts, I mentor emerging Caribbean cultural leaders. I also serve as an Analyst, Tourism Networks at a leading tourism agency, helping to strengthen linkages between local suppliers and the tourism industry.

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Each day, my work is guided by a commitment to celebrate identity, activate community, and contribute to more inclusive creative futures through culture and collaboration.