About me

I am a humanitarian communication specialist with 10 years of experience in communication and advocacy for international NGOs and donors. My expertise includes the design and implementation of campaigns and communication strategies. Armed with a genuine curiosity about people, I strive to uncover and tell stories that often go unseen.

I am a strong feminist, passionate about photojournalism and art, and I believe in the power of words and images to generate change and advocate for a more just world.

With a background in communications, I spent 11 years in Paris after university, where my artistic sense truly came alive. During my time in Paris, I briefly worked in museums before diving into the passionate world of NGOs.

I have been in the field collecting communications materials and photos, and I completed a two-year training in photographic reportage. This experience revealed that while I may not become a photographer, I am dedicated to helping professional photographers elevate their images through compelling storytelling.

My journey has taken me to the frontlines in Ukraine, to villages in Cambodia where people are at risk of trafficking, along the challenging roads of Afghanistan and Nigeria, through the heart of Ethiopia, and into the resilience of South Sudan. I have witnessed firsthand the stories that need to be told and the impact they can make.