HAPPY RENEW YEAR
Welcome to 2023
I wish everyone a productive, peaceful, and profitable year. I am delighted to start the year with positivity, and possibilities and aim to continue with the energy from the end of last year. To create what I will call Happy RENEW Year, I am delivering two ASPIRE workshops for ambitious women and emerging entrepreneurs in February and a repeat of the Activation training and coaching programme on the 4th and 5th of March.
Press the button below for details about each programme
November 2022
November 2022
An evening with Mrs Terrell and Friends
I am delighted to be working in collaboration with Manchester Metropolitan University to bring my play An evening with Mrs Terrell and Friends, about four African American women from Washington's Black elite and their contributions to the Civil Rights Movement c1900, supported by the British American Studies Association, Eccles Centre for American Studies and Manchester University, to an audience of 75 A-level history students.
November 2022
London Book Launch
A great evening at the Biltmore Hotel, Mayfair, for the London book launch. Thank you to Antigua and Barbuda High Commission, High Commissioner Karen-Mae Hill and her fantastic team. George Ukachukwu for his portrayal of James Arthur Harley. Dr Clare Haynes for hosting the in-conversation, and Konya Kanneh-Mason
for her beautiful recital.
New Book
From the discovery of his archive in a battered suitcase in Shepshed, Leicestershire, to five years of research and following in his footsteps, I am excited to share James Arthur Harley's remarkable true story.
The Adventures of a Black Edwardian Intellectual - The Story of James Arthur Harley, Signal Books, 2022, is now available.
June 2022
September 2021
Meet the cast of
An evening with Mrs Terrell
and friends
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January 2021
I am delighted to deliver my bespoke A.S.P.I.R.E. training programme for Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service
November 2020
I am delighted to bring my Eccles Centre Fellowship research, Passive Adornments or Progressive Advocates, based on the contributions of four African American women from the Washington black elite. C 1900, ‘alive'. In 2021, audiences will be invited to An Evening with Mrs Terrell and Friends
