You can call me The Nomadic Evaluator. I spend most of my time on the move across Africa, whether it's working on development projects or teaching young women to become evaluators. I might not love writing, but I’ve mastered the art of translating complex data into impactful stories that drive change. My passion for gender equality and diversity drives everything I do, and while I'm helping local teams strengthen their systems, I'm also pushing for more women in the evaluation space through initiatives like SHEvaluators. When I’m not navigating reports and frameworks, you’ll probably find me pretending to be a spoken word poet or brainstorming creative ways to make data look cool.

These days my daughter takes a fair chunk of that time...

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

To exlore and meet new cultures through the humans that embody them.

Interests

• cooking
• spoken word
• gender studies
• research
• data analysis
• humanitarian work
• peacebuilding
• community service
• systems thinking
• book clubs

Music, Movies, and Books

Yanni...

What I Can Share with Hosts

Stories of cultures across Africa.

Countries I’ve Visited

Cameroon, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Senegal, South Africa, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, United States, Zambia

Countries I’ve Lived In

Nigeria