Uche (we/she/they) is an Igbo-American radical educator, writer, cultural worker, organizer, and researcher with a special interest in African de/neo-colonialism, Pan-Africanism, Black/African feminism(s), and Igbo Spirtuality.

Uche has 4+ years of experience as a political educator 2+ years of experience as a University level guest lecturer/facilitator, and 3+years of experience as an academic and independent researcher. They are a cultural worker, specializing in creative non-fiction, essays, poetry, and curriculum curation.

Their purpose derives from creating and fostering environments for reflective critical dialogue aimed at healing and transforming society.

Uche’s work embraces the Black feminist belief that the personal is always political and is rooted in a practice of love, exploration of pleasure, and embodied political perspectives.