Who Am I?
Ezi. Amarachi Rachel Nwokoro

I’m a London-based Biafran (Igbo) artist and consultant, using creativity to drive equity, accessibility, and healing. As a disabled person, my work is rooted in Black disability justice, anti-racism, and trans liberation, which inform and shape everything I do.

With over a decade of experience, I specialize in designing and facilitating participatory, accessible programs that amplify the voices of racially minoritized, disabled, neurodivergent, LGBTQ+ communities, as well as at-risk young people, houseless individuals, asylum seekers, refugees, and survivors of violence.

Whether it’s through immersive theatre, community workshops, or strategic access consulting, I help organizations move beyond tokenism toward sustainable, meaningful change.

You can call me Ezenwanyi, Amarachi, Amara, Ama, or Ezi—whatever feels right. I wear many hats, and I believe art and culture hold the power to shift narratives, heal, and make space for all voices.

Above all, I’m committed to co-creating environments where everyone belongs, where access isn’t just a goal—but a lived experience.

Explore My Work

I’m passionate about creating accessible spaces that prioritize care and inclusivity. Here’s what one of my collaborators had to say:

“…I could breathe for the first time in a long time, that your approach to access was so full of love and warmth that was genuine, and put me into a space where I could access both myself, my feelings and my disability without worrying about the wider side of ‘access’ …and that was truly brilliant for me. It gave me space to work more openly and freely than I’ve experienced before within access support and was worth every second of space and time that it took to get us (the group) there.”
— Chloe Kennedy, Access Consultant

If you’re looking for a partner in creating inclusive, transformative experiences…

Let’s Collaborate

For bookings, projects, or to discuss potential collaborations, please complete the form below. I prioritize thoughtful engagement, so response times may vary. If your request is urgent, please include "Time Sensitive" in the subject line. I look forward to exploring how we can work together.