 She later served as chair of the Urban Alliance on Race Relations, and was a founding director of the Black Business and Professional Association in 1982.She campaigned for the Legislative Assembly of Ontario in 1981, and received 4,171 votes (21.26%) in Oakwood for a third-place finish against New Democratic Party incumbent Tony Grande.She campaigned for the Liberal Party of Canada nomination in York—Scarborough in 1984, but was unsuccessful.