Keisha Lynne Ellis is a Results Strategist in International, Social & Policy Development, Public Speaker, Executive Director at Hands for Hunger and Adjunct Professor at the University of The Bahamas.Keisha has served as the Executive Director of Hands for Hunger since 2020, where she leads efforts to eliminate food insecurity in The Bahamas. In 2023, she co-founded The Pelagic Group, an international development consultancy firm that focuses on programme and project development, monitoring and evaluation, and research in areas such as food insecurity, public health, and economic development.In addition to her community work, Keisha is an Adjunct Professor of Political Science at the University of the Bahamas.In 2017, she authored “The People's Constitution: A Layman's Interpretation of the Constitution of The Bahamas” to help the wider public understand and interpret the constitution of The Bahamas and the role it plays in governance and everyday life. Her book is now widely used to demystify constitutional matters for everyday people.In 2014, Keisha was appointed to the Bahamas National Reparations Committee, which works to make the case for reparations from former European colonial states for the historical injustices of the transatlantic slave trade.Keisha’s achievements in education, social justice, and sustainable development highlight her commitment to making a positive impact in The Bahamas and beyond.