Grace has worked as a research collaborator at the National Maritime Museum, alongside Black feminist historian Stella Dadzie. Across a series of workshops, they critically evaluated museum spaces, the archive and the Black woman’s experience through interdisciplinary theoretical frameworks.

Working with the racial equality charity Greenwich Inclusion Project, Grace researched, developed and distributed online campaigns on contemporary and historical issues, including misogynoir, the hostile environment and Queer and African histories. She has also conducted in-person workshops and worked as an educator with the charity, leading information stalls highlighting Black women’s stories during Women’s History Month.

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Stella Dadzie: A Whole Heap of Mix Up review | Red Pepper, June 2026

Kazvare Made It Turns the Language of the Feed into a Study of Black British Life | Art Plugged, May 2026

Relatively Conscious Rage | Parentheses Review, April 2026

Holding Ground: Caribbean Visions in Britain | Black Blossoms Journal, October 2025

The Black British women’s movement and the importance of sisterhood | shado mag, September 2025

Extract from Amidst a Blinding Body | ongoing project started at the Royal College of Art, August 2025

This Book is about a House | collaborative project with The Cosmic House, June 2025

Image: The Hours Behind You, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye

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