About me
Allegra Fletcher is an Afro Caribbean Latina cultural strategist, educator, and artist. Her practice is rooted in a deep and embodied commitment to transformative social justice. She enjoys exploring ways to decolonize expressions of faith, knowledge, and cultural production, and aims to cultivate spaces where others can do the same. Allegra holds her BA from Bryn Mawr College, her EdM from Harvard Graduate School of Education, and is completing her Masters of Theology at Boston University School of Theology. Allegra has received recognition for her work on numerous occasions, including being named a member of the 2021 cohort of WBUR ARTery 25, and a 2024 Dunamis Emerging Artist Fellow. You can find her article, “The Art of Belonging: Exploring the Impact of the Garífuna on Honduran Culture and Identity”, in Arts Management, Cultural Policy, & the African Diaspora, published through Springer International Publishing in 2022. Daisy Chains, her self published book of poetry, song, and reflective exercises, and its companion coloring and workbook, can both be purchased at allegrafletcher.com. You can follow her journey on Instagram: @allegrafletcher
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