Selina is a writer, researcher and independent consultant, having worked extensively in the civic sector in a number of NGO organisations within research, education and social policy. She has been a voice for climate justice for over 10 years, working with a number of grassroots, charity and arts organisations to strengthen narratives around the gaps between race, justice and the climate crisis. Her poetry and essays have been widely featured in a number of journals, short films and anthologies, including the critically acclaimed anthology New Daughters of Africa. Her work has been translated into several languages and exhibited in Athens, New York, Poland and Ireland. She was Young Poet Laureate for London 2015-16 and shortlisted for the Brunel International African Poetry Prize 2019. She is also a 2021 Arts Award Finalist for Environmental Writing. Her debut full length poetry collection, A Little Resurrection, was published by Bloomsbury in 2022 and is both a Poetry Book Society recommendation and an Irish Times book of the year. Her collection of essays, Black Climates, an exploration of race and climate justice is due to be published in 2025