Sandy Daley, a native of Toronto with roots in Kingston, Jamaica, burst onto the scene with a bang, starring in Christene Browne's groundbreaking production "Another Planet" and subsequently claiming the Spirit Award for Favorite Columnist. Her syndicated column, "Real Talk With Sandy", was widely published in esteemed publications across New York, Toronto, and Barbados, solidifying her reputation as a force to be reckoned with in the world of journalism.
Prior to her journalistic pursuits, Daley had already made a name for herself in the world of screenwriting, with a string of notable projects under her belt, including "Untamed Chicks", "Daddy's Not Around: DNA", and her current passion project, a teen series titled "The Wright Girl", all of which boast black leads and offer a platform for representation and storytelling.
Beyond her impressive professional endeavors, Daley is a lifelong advocate for social justice and women's rights, and has dedicated herself to creating positive change through her work. She is the founder of the Whose Body Is It, Really? Empowerment Symposium, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at preventing sexual violence against women, as well as Mothers Against Violence Against Black Children, a organization that courageously tackles the pressing issue of systemic racism against black children.
In a testament to her unwavering commitment to her craft and her community, Sandy Daley's work is an integral part of the woman she is and the lasting legacy she is building, a true beacon of hope and inspiration for generations to come.
