Daniel Kofi Davidson
Trustee, Board of Trustees
Community leader and activist with extensive experience in youth empowerment, housing, and reparatory justice advocacy.
Daniel Kofi Davidson, born in the UK to Jamaican parents, moved to Manchester in 1997 from London to establish his own identity and make a meaningful contribution to his new community.
He volunteered at the Powerhouse before taking on a leadership role in the Young People's Empowerment Group, demonstrating his commitment to youth development from an early stage in his Manchester journey.
Daniel transitioned to a successful career as a resettlement officer, where he made a significant impact by re-housing hundreds of young people between 2006 and 2019, directly improving lives and providing stability for vulnerable youth.
'Stop the Maangimizi: We Charge Genocide, Ecocide' Campaign
Active member since 2013, advocating for recognition of historical injustices
Manchester Reparatory Justice Forum
Chair of organization working towards reparatory justice
African Heritage Education
Completed comprehensive African heritage and Black history course by Robin Walker
Resettlement Officer (2006-2019)
Successfully re-housed hundreds of young people, providing stability and support
Young People's Empowerment Group
Leadership role in youth development and community engagement
Chair
Manchester Reparatory Justice Forum
Board Member
Peace FM
Delegate
Jamaican Society International
Leader
Young People's Empowerment Group
African Heritage Studies
Comprehensive course by Robin Walker
Black History Education
Advanced studies in African diaspora history
Community Leadership
Practical experience in youth and community work
Department: Board of Trustees