Hello!
I'm Keeya
Ethics + Storytelling
I’m an ethicist, founder, and writer based in Atlanta, exploring ethical storytelling and better ways of being in the modern world.
My background spans humanitarian innovation, policy, advocacy and strategic communications, shaped by over fifteen years working with NGOs and social ventures across every inhabited continent (50+ countries).
These days, my work is slower, more personal, and grounded in care for people, place, and planet.
I’m drawn to how wisdom traditions, storytelling, and embodied practice help us live with more attention and compassion. I’m also guided by ecological consciousness and a reverence for the entire living world, not just the human parts.
Right now, I’m creating and stewarding Social Resonance Lab, a collaborative studio exploring how ethical storytelling fosters human connection.
I'm studying part-time at the University of Oxford with the Uehiro Oxford Institute, a leading global center facilitating ethical progress through research, teaching, and real-world application.
I'm also a Founding Member of the Board of Ethics for boisei labs, a tech-for-good venture studio focusing on blockchain, green tech, and catalytic investing.
Outside of this, I’m raising a wonderfully curious little human, Leo, and spending as much time as I can reading, cooking, practicing yoga, studying French and Japanese, and traveling mindfully. My husband and I also share a food & travel Instagram account, @omnommies, where we document our favorite meals, markets, and shared adventures.
We are exploring ethical storytelling and human connection through research, creative practice, and collaboration.
Studying moral philosophy and applied ethics, and embracing real-world complexity and nuance.
I'm helping to shape the ethical framework of a small and focused venture studio that serially builds tech for good companies.
In a world that often moves too fast, I choose slowness, care, and deep attention.
Empathy as a radical, necessary act.
The profound power of stories.
Rest, reflection, and joy as forms of quiet resistance.
The need to de-center extraction, shame, and urgency in how we live and work.
I love hearing from thoughtful humans. Feel free to reach out for collaborations, conversation, or kind curiosity.
