ABOUT ME - now ...
- Dr. 'Demi Fauziyyah ADEBO-Adelaja
- Jan 15
- 2 min read
I am Dr. ’Demi Fauziyyah, a public health professional, educator, and wellness guide rooted in faith, community, and care.
My work lives at the intersection of health equity, spiritual grounding, and women’s wellness. With over two decades of experience in public health research, program management, and community-based practice, I have dedicated my career to addressing health disparities while holding space for healing that is intentional, culturally affirming, and sustainable.
Over the years, my path has taken me across continents and seasons ... through motherhood, migration, study, leadership, and deep personal growth. I’ve completed my doctorate in public health, founded The Aafiyah Project to serve underserved communities in the DMV, and returned, more intentionally than ever, to my passion for holistic wellness through Aafiyah Women’s Collective.
My journey has unfolded across continents and seasons - through motherhood, migration, study, leadership, and deep personal growth. Along the way, I completed my doctorate in public health, founded The Aafiyah Project nonprofit to serve underserved communities in the DMV, and returned, more intentionally than ever, to my passion for holistic wellness through Aafiyah Women’s Collective.

Today, my work is less about striving and more about alignment. Less about urgency and more about intention. I believe wellness is not something we hustle for. It is something we remember, reclaim, and return to.
Through Aafiyah Women’s Collective, I create spaces for women to pause, reflect, and reconnect with their bodies, their breath, their faith, and their sense of self. Whether through gatherings, circles, retreats, or quiet moments of reflection, my hope is to offer women permission to soften without losing strength.
This season is about grounded leadership, gentle impact, and curating health and wellness one woman, one family, one community at a time. I invite you to join me in this new and promising season.


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