Poetry

“Where Water Meets” (Last Draft)
“A Recipe” (League of Canadian Poets Chapbook Series: These Lands: A Collection of Voices by Black Poets in Canada)
“Childless Couple” (Plath Poetry Project, December 2018 Retrospective)
Featured by Feminist Caucus, January 2019 report
“When I Refuse You” (This Is World Town)
“Precipice” (Stuck Zine, Nano Publishing 2018)

Short Fiction

“The Face” (Cosmic Underground Northside: An Incantation of Black Canadian Speculative Discourse and Innerstanding)
“When Dusk Comes” (Short Fiction Break)

Mixed Up (co-creator, writer/producer) (CBC/Radio-Canada and Canada Council for the Arts, Creation Accelerator)
“Intersecting” (co-written, co-produced, co-directed) (short film) (CaribbeanTales International Film Festival, 2017 and Queer National Arts Festival, 2018)

2168: Ancestors Rising (co-creation), Toronto, ON, Winston Churchill Collegiate, March 2024
Broken Windows (thirty-minute), New Harlem Productions, February 2021
2168: Ancestors Rising (co-creation), Toronto, ON, The 519, December 2018
From Their Lips (co-creation), Toronto, ON, University of Toronto Scarborough, February 2018
From Their Lips (co-creation), Toronto, ON, Hart House, December 2016
From Their Lips (co-creation excerpt), Toronto, ON, Piece of Mine Festival, October 2016
From Their Lips (co-creation), Toronto, ON, Jumblies Theatre, April 2016
Broken Windows (twenty-minute), Toronto, ON, b current rock.paper.sistahz Festival, May 2016 production
When God Closes His Eyes, Write On Readings Showcase, August 2016
When God Closes His Eyes (twenty-minute), Toronto, ON, University of Toronto, March 2016
Broken Windows (ten-minute), Toronto, ON, InspiraTO Festival, May-June 2015 (production)
Out of Body (five-minute), From the Root Zine, Issue #2, March 2015
The Stronger (five-minute play), West of What We Know, Toronto Street Writers Zine, July 2012

Vanessa Sears Spotlight Feature (Intermission Magazine)
“Soulpepper digs into Nigerian history with Canadian premiere of Inua Ellams’ Three Sisters” (Intermission Magazine)
Philip Akin Spotlight Feature (Intermission Magazine)
Discomfort Guaranteed: American Play ‘Fairview’ Confronts Canadians for The First Time, ByBlacks.com
“Sarah Everett’s middle-grade debut explores the vastness of grief” (Quill & Quire)

“Black and QTPOC Artists (Re)claiming Space” (Broken Pencil Magazine Issue #76)
“Unsettling Ancestry in Artistic Space” (alt.theatre Volume 12, Issue 3)
“Resisting the Static: A Participatory Model for Black Youth Engagement” in Reigning in the New Skool Magazine (The Peak Magazine)

“Dismantling Structural Violence Against Black Artists: An Afrofuturistic Mission” (East End Arts)

What's in Alanna's Secret Sauce? (Quill & Quire)
Where Was Goodbye? (Quill & Quire)
All That Grows (Quill & Quire)
Skating Wild on an Inland Sea (Quill & Quire)
While You Were Sleeping (Quill & Quire)
Of Light and Shadow (Quill & Quire)
Akim Aliu: Dreamer (Quill & Quire)
Kumo: The Bashful Cloud (Quill & Quire)
The Signs and Wonders of Tuna Rashad (Quill & Quire)
kā-āciwīkicik/The Move (Quill & Quire)
What About Tomorrow? An Oral History of Russian Punk from the Soviet Era to Pussy Riot (Broken Pencil Magazine #86)

Black Like We: Troubleshooting the Black Youth Experience, ed. (Burnstown Publishing House, 2018)

The Black Church in Canada, ed. (General Store Publishing House, 2015)
Basodee: An Anthology Dedicated to Black Youth, ed. (General Store Publishing House, 2012)
Liquid Voice Writing Collective (Parkdale Library 2015, Parkdale Project Read, 2016)
Queering Mythologies (The 519, 2016)
INTERGENERACIAL (2015-Present) is a Black youth oral history theatre project funded by ArtReach, the Ontario Arts Council, and the Toronto Arts Council, which has produced verbatim plays From Their Lips and 2168: Ancestors Rising.