• Expert advice provided as member of Welsh Government working groups:

The Slave Trade and the British Empire: An Audit of Commemoration, chaired by Gaynor Ligall

Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Communities, Contributions and Cynefin in the New Curriculum, chaired by Professor Charlotte Williams

• Developed Welsh Government-funded programme on diversifying museums in Wales, and now leading a team of experts to deliver this – exploring historical context, understanding collections, co-curating and engaging with new audiences.

What people are saying about this programme:

“The workshops are hugely beneficial and have really helped focus our work. We are now in the planning stages of moving forward with what we have learned.”

“I am really inspired by the course on both a professional and personal level – thank you.”

“This has been very helpful in how I can be a champion for change within my organisation.”

“The insight into researching our collections has been invaluable – where to start, what to look for and where to research were all incredibly helpful.”

• As Head of Heritage for Race Council Cymru, I am developing their new five-year strategy, building new partnerships with organisations across Wales, and delivering Black history events throughout the year.

• Contributing author to the National Trust’s interim report on the connections between colonialism and properties.