CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
2024: Africa & Black Diaspora Studies Seminar. Moving from theory to action: Stories of Solidarity & Decoloniality.
2023: Maintaining the Momentum (Black History Month at McMaster)
2023: Canadian Association of African Studies 2023 Conference, Toronto, Canada. Decolonial lessons from Nkrumah & Cabral for Contemporary African Governance.
2019: 2nd Waterloo Regional Multi-disciplinary conference on Africa.
2018: Decolonizing Conference, Centre for Intergrative Anti-Racism Studies, university of Toronto. “Rethinking the role of Indigenous governance practices in contemporary governance in Africa: The Case for Ghana.”
2017: 60th African Studies Association Conference, Chicago, USA. “Reclaiming democracy and sovereignty through African Indigenous Knowledge Systems.”
2017: Royal Roads University Leadership Conference, Victoria, Canada. “Racial Justice: Moving towards a diverse world.”
2017: 17th International Conference on Diversity in Organizations, Communities and Nations, University of Toronto. “African Identity Crisis: A Contemporary View of the African in a Globalized World.”
2016: 10th Decolonizing Conference, Centre for Integrative Anti-Racism Studies, University of Toronto. “Sankofa: Reclaiming democracy through Indigenous Knowledge Systems.”
2016: 9th Global Studies Conference, University of California, Los Angeles, U.S.A. “The Death of International Aid: Developing a new discourse about development in Africa.”
2016: 11th International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, London, U.K. “Democratization in Africa: Using African Indigenous Knowledge Systems.”
2015: 8th Pan African Congress, Accra, Ghana. “Neo-liberalism and the Pan African Movement.”
2015: Royal Roads University Leadership Conference, Victoria, Canada. “UBUNTU: A critical outlook of leadership in Communities, Society, and the World.”
JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS
2016: The Global Studies Journal, Volume 9, Issue 4, pp. 1-7: The Death of International Aid: Developing a new discourse about development in Africa.
Forthcoming
Interdisciplinary Social Sciences Journal: Democratization in Africa: Using African Indigenous Knowledge Systems.
Diversity in Organizations, Communities and Nations Journal: African Identity Crisis: A Contemporary View of the African in a Globalized World.
Interdisciplinary Social Sciences Journal: Can African Indigenous governing principles be the panacea for effective and participatory governance? Suggestions for Ghana.