I’m an environmental educator, researcher and clean energy professional dedicated to the advancement of environmental justice in energy, tech and policy. Born and raised in The Bahamas, my perspective was shaped by witnessing the vulnerability of my community to the effects of climate change, exacerbated by the global fossil-fuel dependency and a pre-colonial past not sufficiently addressed in development. Recognizing the pressing need for environmental justice, clean energy and resource distribution, I went on to pursue education and experiences to become a more robust practitioner.

 

In pursuing my M.S. in Environmental Policy and Planning at Tufts University, I concentrated on renewable energy, climate justice and energy transition strategy. My research focus was on conceptualizing energy justice for the Caribbean and proposing pathways to accelerating clean energy development in The Bahamas. My academic journey combines sustainable development with social equity, and various work experiences have allowed me to hone my skills in policy advocacy, program management and community engagement. 

 

In my career, I hope to continue working at the intersection of environmental justice and innovation that liberates us all. Through it all, I remain unwavering in my commitment to fostering positive change in the renewable energy landscape and creating more sustainable futures for us all.