After helping to design fellowship programs which support entrepreneurs for three years, from time to time, I serve as an evaluator for said programs such as Echoing Green, and the Mandela Washington Fellowship. These spaces cultivated my optimistic can do attitude, and are why I continue
to give back to them.
Select Speaking Engagements
Editorials
Black Women are Missing from Corporate Leadership
19 Black Economists to Celebrate and Know this Juneteenth and Beyond
Creating a Working Economy for all with Black Women at the Center
Fight Bias against Women in Business to Encourage Female Participation in Entrepreneurship
The Fed's Diversity Problem: Too Few Federal Reserve Bank Directors are Women of Color
Select Podcasts & Interviews
Sadie Alexander Received her Ph.D. in Economics 100 Years Ago
How Diversity Shapes Economic and Policy Solutions
Institute In Conversation: Interview with Fanta Traore, The Sadie Collective
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5 lessons learnt from supporting very young entrepreneurs
A Race Reckoning in Economics
Why Economics Needs Black Women
How Economics 101 Upholds Racist Systems
Deep Rooted Strucural 'Violence' keeps Black Women out of Economics
Making the Case for More Black Women in Economics
Women in Economics
