Yannick Nyah

Yannick Nyah

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Yannick Nyah is a director, guest lecturer, researcher, writer and publisher with experience spanning community development, governance, public health advocacy and organisational leadership. He is Founder & Director of Yunasai Holdings Ltd and Founding Director of BME Volunteers CIC. Since 2019, he has led initiatives focused on community development, health equity, climate resilience, volunteering, partnership building and social impact. Yannick is the creator of The Sovereign Matrix and YUNASAI. He has contributed to published work exploring race, lived experience, therapeutic practice and health equity, including Expert by Experience Session: Reflections on Race and Therapy, published by City, University of London. Since 2021, he has contributed annually as a guest lecturer with City, University of London, supporting discussions on lived experience, participation, health equity and reflective practice. His work explores sovereignty, leadership, consciousness and coherent living through publishing, advisory services and original intellectual property.

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