Biography
I am a Ph.D. student in the African History Program, with a minor concentration in African Cultural Studies. Ispecialize in 19th and 20th-century West Africa, and my research interests include migration, urbanization, urban popular culture, and gender in Africa. My current research maps the social lives of Muslim migrants in Ghana’s largest migrant enclave as a way to highlight the role of intra-African migrants in shaping the socio-cultural landscape of the nation’s capital, Accra, in the 20th century.
Education
M.Phil., History, University of Ghana
B.A., History, University of Ghana
Field
- African History
MA Title
- “A Socio-Economic History of Migrant Sissala Women in Accra, 1983-2008 “
Selected Awards
- Gerda Lerner Fellowship in Women’s History, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Graduate School Fellowship, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Adjaye Endowment Scholarship, University of Ghana
Professional Affiliations
- African Studies Association
- Ghana Studies Association
Courses Taught as TA
- Africa 277: An Introductory Survey