I am a creative, anti-disciplinary economist and transgressive educator. I practise the art of transforming society through the harnessing of creative energies. I am passionate about economics as an emancipatory ethic of love, that is intersectionally just and committed to the joyful realisation of the highest expression of human potential.

Having lived, studied, played and worked internationally, I use my Trini background, African-American liberal arts training and London-based Black Atlantic glocal platform to collaborate on projects that seek to imagine, realise and celebrate the value embedded what it means to be human. I have worked across a range of sectors including tax, public policy, international relations, education and culture.

Teaching
I teach/learn economics as a practice of valuing human creativity and the critical study of historical and ongoing approaches to understanding such practice, particularly within the Black Atlantic. As such, my teaching invokes humanities, social sciences and other knowledges to encourage a reflexive, dialogical encounter with learning as critical consciousness, as becoming and as transforming the world.

I have taught internationally in and beyond the classroom setting, across a range of levels and on topics including; economic history and philosophy; politics, people and power, creating value and exploring business, international development and its alternatives, global black communities and culture.