Decolonising Nursing & Higher Education
Why it matters, where to start, and how to move from statements to systemic change.
On decolonising education, equity in research, and mental health across communities — delivered with evidence, warmth, and lived experience.

No one size fits all.
A through-line in every talk: equitable education and care begin with listening to the people too often left out of the design.
Each can be tailored as a keynote, workshop, or panel for academic, clinical, or mixed audiences.
Why it matters, where to start, and how to move from statements to systemic change.
Evidence and practical levers — including the pivotal role of personal tutors.
The compounded burdens facing racially minoritised people — and what services must do.
A hands-on methodology for surfacing voice, transition, and belonging.
Integration, professionalism, and the realities of transition into UK practice.
Building access and agency for minoritised postgraduate researchers.
The story of launching the ELEVATE Academic Network, and how institutions can build mentoring structures that last.
A sample of recent keynotes, panels, and invited talks.
2nd International Conference on Nursing Education & Healthcare, London
“Decolonising Nursing Education for Global Health Equity”
Northumbria EDI Conference — “Bold and Inclusive in Changing Times”
“Exploring Access to Postgraduate Research”
RCN International Nursing Research Conference, Northumbria University
Black History Month Symposium, Durham University
Global Women’s Breakfast, Newcastle University
“Decolonising the University Experience with LEGO® Serious Play”
EDI STEMM Conference, Durham University
UKCGE Conference on EDI in Postgraduate Research, Sheffield
Newcastle Debates: The Future of the NHS
National Equality Group Conference, Aston University
“Mental Health and Race”
Share your event, theme, and date — I’ll come back with a tailored proposal.