Amelia Grant is a community advocate who specializes in striving to be a voice for people who look just like her. She is passionate for women’s healthcare and equity rights for the African American community. She became engaged with Black Women’s Maternity concerns after experiencing an uncomfortable experience in the hospital giving birth to her son. Since then she has set out to bring to light the issue and make the invisible woman seen and heard.  

Anjali Pamurthy is a student at TAG Magnet High School. As the child of a doctor, she was part of many conversations about how the medical system continues to fail Black people both in the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond. After volunteering at the White Coats for Black Lives rallies, she realized that she could have a stronger impact and thus the Invisible Woman Foundation was born. Anjali wants to make a difference through legislation, changing how doctors treat their Black patients, and giving patients the opportunity to fight for themselves, when their doctors won't.

Ketan Pamurthy is a student at Brown University passionate about addressing inequalities in healthcare through research and education. Using the NIH's All of Us Research Database, Ketan is conducting groundbreaking research to unravel the complex social determinants of health that contribute to maternal mortality rates. Through his work, Ketan hopes to foster awareness, influence policy, and ultimately advocate for evidence-based solutions to healthcare disparities.

Courtney Johnson is a women’s health nurse practitioner with 16 years of experience in Womens health. She has served and provided nursing care in labor & delivery, postpartum care, gynecology, and women oncology services. She is very passionate about women’s health. Currently, she serves as a nurse practitioner for high risk postpartum women particularly women of color who are at higher risk for negative outcomes.

Dr. Dharma is a distinguished medical professional in the Dallas area with a patient-centered approach and unwavering commitment to thoroughness. Her philosophy of leaving no stone unturned in medical care has led her to become involved with many community-based projects like the Invisible Woman Foundation. Dr. Dharma advocates for disease prevention and healthy lifestyle practices, which she believes are the key to good health,

Dr. Ashitey is board certified in Family Medicine and provides comprehensive care both for the individual and family. She brings a patient-centered personal touch into every encounter and believes that each patient’s unique story is central to the healing process and path to wholeness and wellbeing. Dr. Ashitey has an integrative philosophical background, so she works with the whole person to combine meds, and other natural modalities to get the best results.

Growing up, Jesalyn knew she wanted to assist women with delivering babies. But as she got older, she realized that hospitals and doctors were not always for those who looked like her. Hearing and seeing what some moms and babies were going through made her want to dig deep and find a better way. She completed her Doula certification in January 2023 to help assist and advocate for moms and babies during pregnancy and childbirth. Jesalyn wants to help women trust themselves through a journey they were made for and emphasizes nutrition, mental health, and exercise during this beautiful journey.

Oluremi Sano is a business owner who specializes in cultural arts administration, dance studio ownership, grant writing, organizational development, strategic planning, fundraising and development. She believes that everything rises and falls on leadership. She has helped countless organizations like the Invisible Woman Foundation effectively implement a plan of action and develop a strong nonprofit.

Sanjay Pamurthy is a financial advisor at Artham Financial Advisors with an impressive background in corporate finance and investing. Recognizing the persistent anxiety surrounding finances and wealth in many families, Sanjay established Artham in 2021, leveraging his extensive experience to help people master their own financial well-being.

Nyah is a student at the University of Texas at Austin, where she is pursing a pre-medical track to become a doctor. Nyah dedicates her time and energy to tackling the systemic barriers that disproportionately affect marginalized communities