in october 2017, morris became jamaica youth ambassador to the united nations with the role of "promoting youth advocacy and facilitating the participation of young people in decision-making". on 6 december 2017, she received the prime minister's youth awards for excellence at the jamaican office of the prime minister. in september 2018, as youth ambassador, morris launched a series of talks regarding safe spaces for jamaican youth. the talks were held in numerous high schools and colleges in jamaica under the theme "preserving our youth through strategic intervention in creating safe spaces in the 21st century". during her tenure as youth ambassador, morris called for the introduction of bilingual literacy teaching at the early childhood level in jamaica, which was accepted by the jamaican ministry for education.