Oluwafunke Olayemi is a public health professional, advocate, researcher, author, writer, coach, and founder/executive director, as well as an artist entrepreneur, driven by purpose, passion, and a deep commitment to creating lasting impact in communities. Her career has been shaped by personal experiences, faith, and a strong belief in the power of compassion and service.
Growing up in a community where health disparities were visible inspired her commitment to advocacy, leadership, and gender equity, particularly for women and girls. She applies a gender lens in her work, addressing gender-based violence (GBV) and ensuring that marginalized voices are included in health and development conversations.
Oluwafunke has contributed to improving health outcomes at both national and international levels, aligning her work with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to advance health, gender equality, education, and youth participation.
Through health education, community empowerment, and inclusive opportunities, she champions spaces where women, girls, and young people can thrive. By combining professional expertise with creativity and art entrepreneurship, she inspires, uplifts, and drives social change, ensuring that the next generation is actively engaged in shaping a healthier and more equitable future.