Loretta Baidoo is an emerging feminist researcher interested in women’s livelihoods and international development work. Loretta holds an MPhil in Development Studies from the University of Cape Coast, Ghana, and is currently a graduate student at St. Mary’s University, Canada. Her work applies African, Critical Race and intersectional feminist tools of inquiry to examine development demands outlined by feminist foreign policies. She explores power relations, examining the intersection of international development practice within the African context and African-produced knowledge on African women. Loretta is also interrogating selected feminist movements in Ghana, co-contributing to Feminist Africa’s research and publishing project titled ‘Africa’s 21st Century Feminist Social Movements and Struggles’.