Nadia Owusu
Nadia Owusu is an author and urban planner. Her first book, Aftershocks, is a memoir about growing up between Africa and Europe, with her father, a United Nations official, and is about the search for belonging and the effects of family secrets. Nadia’s lyric essay chapbook, So Devilish a Fire, was a winner of the TAR chapbook contest. Nadia also leads research and racial equity at Living Cities, an economic racial justice organization.
Nadia Owusu is an author and urban planner. Her first book, Aftershocks, is a memoir about growing up between Africa and Europe, with her father, a United Nations official, and is about the search for belonging and the effects of family secrets. Nadia’s lyric essay chapbook, So Devilish a Fire, was a winner of the TAR chapbook contest. Nadia also leads research and racial equity at Living Cities, an economic racial justice organization.
