In April 2025, I was invited to give a book (preview) talk at the University of Richmond on my forthcoming book.

I was invited to give a lecture on African feminisms as part of the African Studies Lecture Series.

In October 2024, I gave a lecture at the University of Toronto (Canada) about African epistemologies and knowledge production

This conversation presents a forum where the perspectives of sociologists, political scientists, anthropologists, legal scholars, and media scholars are presented on the histories and discourses around witchcraft and witchcraft accusations in Ghana. The public forum covers topics such as the history of witchcraft accusations and witch camps, the relationship between witchcraft accusations and the patriarchy, the sociological implications of witchcraft accusations, and media narratives around witchcraft, witchcraft accusations and witch camps.

I was invited to share my research and industry experience on the ways that the media contributes to harmful stereotypes about young Africans.

At a workshop organized by Ghana Fact in Tamale, Ghana, I shared tips with student journalists about how high levels of media literacy can make them more effective journalists.

I joined other African feminists to engage in conversation about feminist organizing in Africa. We highlighted the importance of embodying a radical praxis in our feminist work.

I joined feminists across Africa and beyond to discuss feminist strategies employed by African feminists in digital spaces. Watch here.

In the fall of 2020, I spoke at the Translating Africa/Africa in Translation symposium at Rutgers University. I discussed the relationships between media, African languages and indigenous knowledge systems.