I am a disability justice and human rights strategist and a writer. Those two things are
not separate in my work. They shape each other.
I work across disability, queerness, gender, and asylum, from within these realities. That changes how I understand, speak, and challenge them.
My work is grounded in lived experience.
I am a queer, disabled Ugandan woman whose life and work have been shaped by
displacement and navigating complex systems across contexts.
This is not only personal.
It is a way of seeing how I understand the gaps within protection frameworks, how
accessibility is treated as optional, and how people living at intersections, including myself, are consistently left outside the systems that claim to serve us.
What I have lived reflects realities many others continue to navigate. 
This is what informs my work.