I actively advocate for space-related educational programs, resources, and initiatives within schools and among teachers, to ensure students can access captivating and pertinent STEM education centered around space technology and exploration.

Through extensive research, I analyze current policies and societal challenges related to STEM and gender issues. My focus is on championing diversity and inclusivity, crafting evidence-based policies that address gender disparities and encourage the participation of underrepresented groups in STEM fields. This endeavor aims to foster opportunities for all and bring about positive change at both policy and grassroots levels.

As a fellow at the Noble Law Group, I focus on public interest law and advocacy. My team and I spearheaded a project on non-custodial sentencing in Ghana, engaging stakeholders such as the Office of the Attorney General, the Center for Democratic Development, and the Ghana Bar Association. Our project aims to advocate for reforms to Ghana's penal system, including amendments to the Criminal and Other Offences Code and the establishment of an offender rehabilitation program to aid reintegration of former prisoners into society.

I was responsible for providing vital support to the legal team, assisting with administrative tasks, managing court documents, conducting legal research, filing documents at the registry and attending court proceedings, and helping prepare case materials.