Lennina Ofori, a multi-award-winning DEI writer, researcher and educator, has steadfastly championed diversity, equality and inclusion for marginalised youth and adults throughout her career. With an MA in Theatre and the Criminal Justice System from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, Lennina is currently advancing her expertise through a Doctorate focused on Children and Young People Services, focusing on storytelling for systemic and social change. Her career is a testament to her passion for addressing and amending the disparities faced by marginalised communities through informed, creative and impactful storytelling, research and action.

A beacon in global, national, and community initiatives aimed at challenges such as workplace equity, social reform and community safety, Lennina uses her narrative prowess and rigorous research to challenge and change societal structures, fostering equity and understanding. As the founder of an indie production and social action research company, Lennina is focused on narratives and research that catalyse social justice, propelling discussions that lead to real change. As CEO and founder of a supported housing company, Lennina and her team provide looked-after children and 18+ care leavers with the guidance, skills and support they need to thrive as adults and build fulfilling, independent lives. Her work not only narrates a need for change but actively participates in the building of a more just and equitable society.