Speaking Engagements
I have presented my research at international conferences, academic symposiums, and interdisciplinary forums, and have lectured at various academic institutions, providing insight into religious diversity, therapeutic relationships, and the complexities of indigenous belief systems.
Presentations & Talks
Each of these engagements contributes to a growing conversation on the intersections of spirituality, culture, and lived experience in African and diasporic contexts.
2025
Fifteenth International Conference on Religion & Spirituality in Society (Sapienza University of Rome)
Fragile Meanings: Vulnerability in the Study of Religions and Spirituality
Exploring how religions and spirituality can constitute a resource or a limit for the development of human relationships, intercultural dialogue, personal enhancement, and social justice.
2024
Eighth Caribbean Symposium on Genealogy and History (Anguilla Archaeological & Historical Society)
Witchcraft, African Spirituality and Obeah in UK Diasporic Communities
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2024
Oxford Symposium on Religious Studies
The Evolution of African Witchcraft as a Response to Misfortune
A Study of African Spirituality in Nairobi, Kenya and Black Diasporic Communities in London, UK
2019
London Metropolitan University: Centre for Primary Health & Social Care, Interdisciplinary Health and Wellbeing Research
Redefining Misfortune
Accusations of Witchcraft within African Communities in the UK
2018
York St John University: Centre for Religion in Society
Methodology in Field Research
2018
Durham University, Dept of Theology and Religion; British Association for the Study of Spirituality (BASS)
Gods, Witches and Demons
Forgiveness and Reconciliation in Health, Medicine and Social Sciences
2016
International Conference; Complementary and Alternative Medicine(s) Interdisciplinary Research Foundation, Warsaw, Poland
Witchcraft and Spiritual Healing
History vs. Modernity
2016
Faith Xchange Annual Conference, Goldsmiths, University of London
Alternative Visions in the Public Sphere
Lectures
My lectures engage with critical themes in religious studies, exploring how belief systems evolve, adapt, and interact with broader social structures.
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Queen’s College
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2022
York St John University
Religion and Human Diversity; Anthropology of Religion
2016
Metanoia Institute
Religious Diversity in Therapeutic Relationships
2015
Foundation for the Developing Person
African Indigenous Beliefs and Hinduism
2012
School of Oriental and African Studies