Scenario:

An embassy or cultural institute wants to organize a programme highlighting Caribbean–African relations, heritage, and intercultural dialogue.

How I help:
I curate events, exhibitions, and conversations that bring diplomacy to life through culture. By combining artistic exchange, storytelling, and authentic community participation, I help diplomatic missions create experiences that foster mutual understanding and lasting connection.

Scenario:
A ministry or state agency plans to launch a national initiative around cultural equity, heritage, or community development and needs support to connect policy with lived experience.

How I help:
I design and facilitate workshops, consultations, and creative advocacy programmes that make cultural policy tangible for citizens. Through storytelling, collaboration, and participatory dialogue, I help transform institutional goals into meaningful public engagement and measurable social impact.

Scenario:
A film or documentary team wants to ensure their project reflects authentic Caribbean narratives and historical accuracy.

How I help:
I provide in-depth cultural research, script consultation, and production support that root stories in real context and community. From early concept to post-production, I help filmmakers navigate cultural nuance, language, and symbolism to create more grounded, powerful storytelling.

Scenario:
A university or cultural studies department is seeking to expand its curriculum with lectures, workshops, or collaborations that explore Caribbean heritage, performance traditions, and decolonial thought.

How I help:
I design and deliver lectures, masterclasses, and interdisciplinary modules that merge academic research with creative practice. My approach connects students with living traditions, community knowledge, and embodied learning — offering a richer understanding of culture as both theory and lived experience. I also collaborate with faculty on cultural projects, symposia, and exchange programmes that bridge the gap between academia and the public.

Scenario:
A publishing house develops a new edition or anthology exploring voices from the Caribbean diaspora and needs editorial and cultural insight.

How I help:
I contribute essays, cultural research, and curatorial editing that contextualize and connect stories across generations. My work helps publishers bridge academic, artistic, and community perspectives — amplifying authenticity and emotional depth in their publications.

Scenario:
A label or archive wants to reissue, document, or reinterpret Caribbean musical heritage while reaching new audiences.

How I help:
I conduct archival research, write liner notes, and develop storytelling strategies that highlight both artistic legacy and contemporary relevance. Whether for digital releases, documentaries, or exhibitions, I help frame music as cultural testimony and creative resistance.

Scenario:
An agency or collective wants to integrate authentic Caribbean narratives into a campaign or creative concept.

How I help:
I bring creative direction, cultural depth, and ethical insight to the process. Drawing from lived experience and academic research, I ensure that projects are not only visually striking but also rooted in respect, representation, and community voice.

(Travel Companies, Cruise Lines, Tour Operators, Tourism Consultants)

Scenario:
When cruise ships dock in Trinidad, passengers often experience standardized, surface-level tours that miss the depth and vibrancy of local culture. I collaborate with tourism partners to design cultural immersion experiences that reveal the true heartbeat of the islands – through performance, storytelling, and community connection.

How I help:
I create heritage-based experiences that move beyond sightseeing. Whether it’s curating cultural excursions, hosting sensitivity briefings, or producing on-site performances, I help travel and hospitality partners offer visitors meaningful encounters that foster understanding, respect, and lasting memories – while supporting local creative economies.