Dr Ramoutar works as a Communications Director for global health and social justice issues bringing real change to world problems.  Born in Dublin, Ireland to an Indian Father from Trinidad and Tobago and an Irish mother, Nadia’s whole life has been about overcoming the complexities of multiculturalism and increasing inclusivity. She was diagnosed with dyslexia as a child but despite this, in search of greater understanding, Nadia overcame obstacles to earn a Ph D in Communications. She is a filmmaker and works in various aspects of media including radio, television, journalism,  blogging, podcasting, television and publications.  She spent 18 years teaching Communications and Filmmaking in universities in the USA before returning home to Ireland. Two of her film students earned Student Academy Awards. 

Nadia is a poet and  a professional artist selling art work all over the world. She is a founding member of the 402 Art Collective and has created public art installations collaboratively.  Nadia enjoys facilitating groups and engaging in collective problems and loves storytelling as a professional speaker.   She delivered a TEDx Talk in Tralee on “The Art of Being an Artform” which focuses on using creativity to overcome trauma and has been viewed globally by thousands of people.  Nadia’s story of overcoming a violent attack has moved and inspired many people in areas of social change and personal empowerment.  Energetic and enthusiastic, she is an avid gardener, dancer, nature lover and social advocate.   Nadia is the mother of two sons and lives in Co. Wicklow, Ireland.