Naomi Evans

Naomi Evans is an award winning educator, writer and activist of Jamaican and English heritage working at the forefront of conversations around race and equality. In 2019, she co-founded Everyday Racism, an organisation dedicated to driving meaningful cultural change through education, training and content creation. Since its inception, Everyday Racism has grown to over 270,000 Instagram followers and works with companies and schools around the world to challenge racism and promote greater understanding and inclusion.

Together with her sister, Natalie, she has co-authored two books: The Mixed-Race Experience and Everyday Action, Everyday Change, both exploring identity, racism and the power of collective action to create change.

Naomi’s work and insights have been featured across a range of leading media outlets, including Red, Grazia, BBC News and The i Paper, as well as on Channel 5, BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio 4. She was also one of the first recipients of the Black Writers’ Guild’s inaugural Mary Prince Memorial Award.
Her debut novel The Ninth Night will be published by Dialogue July 2027.