MONGABAY
From writing to VR, finding ways to connect to nature during isolation, Mongabay (May 2020)
Telling big environmental stories in a close-knit country (insider), Mongabay (Apr 2020)
Decolonizing trees in a tropical city to nurture multi-cultural identity, Mongabay (Sep 2019). Longer version published via Voices from Developing Countries (May 2020): Rethinking trees in a multi-cultural urban areas,
Guyana: The school where indigenous youth learn about their land (February 2019)
France pledges to stop ‘deforestation imports’ by 2030 (February 2019)
Guyana signs on to forest management agreement with the EU (January 2019)
Guyana deforestation rate hits 7-year low, officials say (October 2018)
(Contributing reporter) Calls for change in handling abuse allegations at top conservation group (April 2018)
Safe spaces: Tackling sexual harassment in science (February 2018)
Guyana seeks offshore oil wealth in a green economy (November 2017)
Guyana’s road to Brazil presents opportunity and challenge (August 2017)
Going under: mangrove restoration in low-lying Guyana a vital need, say experts (July 2017)
FSC Certification gives boost to rainforest community (December 2016)
BBC WORLD SERVICE
Why Guyana’s rainforests are a scientist’s dream (January 2018), BBC Latin America & Caribbean
Guyana’s transgender activists fight archaic law (March 2017), BBC Latin America & Caribbean
Guyana’s blind cricketers are in it to win it (July 2016), BBC Latin America & Caribbean
Guyana, the drama of the small country with the highest suicide rate in the world (May 2016), published in Spanish and Portuguese for BBC Mundo
GAL-DEM
Which box do second generation mixed race people fit into? (January 2018)
Why the white explorer trope is outdated and dangerous (November 2017)
VISIT GUYANA
(Interview) Eddy Grant: Roots & Culture (October 2017)
EXPLORE GUYANA
Educational tourism: OpWall Guyana (November 2017), pages 62-63
BBC AFRICA
Local Heroes: Unsung Women of Africa (January 2016), BBC Women of Africa
Ebola: Health tips for survivors (June 2015), BBC Ebola
Ebola: Key questions answered (June 2015), BBC Ebola
Ebola: Health tips for survivors (June 2015), BBC Ebola
BBC Ebola: Your stories of living with the outbreak (June 2015), BBC Ebola
THE GUARDIAN
How to make the homeless visible (July 2012)
ROYAL AFRICAN SOCIETY: WHAT’S ON AFRICA
Think Global, Act Local: How Ebola taught the world that change begins in the community: (March 2016)
Interview with Samba Gadjigo (November 2015), director of film ‘Sembene’ about the legendary Senegalese filmmaker Ousmane Sembène, known as the father of African cinema.
NATAAL
Airbnb in Africa (November 2015): Airbnb makes its move on the growing African tourism market
The Groundnut (November 2015): London’s Afro-European food collective prepare to go global
ARISE
(Website and magazine since folded)
Flashback: 21 July 1969. Pan-African culture festival rocks Algiers
Land of my father, interview with actor Richard E Grant
Recipe for success, interview with top chef Marcus Samuelsson
Changemakers: Botswana, interviews with inspiring pioneers for change in Botswana
More articles on Africa for ARISE and other publications here
THE PAVEMENT
After life (November 2015), dealing with death while living on the streets
Interview: John Dolan (October 2014), Shoreditch street artist
A different kind of brew (December 2014), cafe for those fighting addiction
Interview: Boris Johnson (April 2008), mayoral candidate
Homeless man’s body stolen for WWII plot (February 2010)
Food Not Bombs (March 2010), Keith McHenry interview
More articles for The Pavement here
CHANNEL 4: ‘DON’T STOP THE MUSIC’ CAMPAIGN
Don’t Stop The Music (web editor and content writer)
Julian Lloyd Webber: “ALL children should have access to music” (December 2014)
House of Lords: “The arts are integral to education” (November 2014)
Trumpeter Alison Balsom: “Learning music is not a luxury” (October 2014)
VISIT LONDON
Pets in London Pubs, Cafes and Shops
A Quick Guide to London Beards
How To Find a Pop-up Restaurant In London
Six Things We Learned on the Eating London Food Tour
Where to See Live Music for Free in London
More blogs for Visit London here
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