Ouleye Ndoye Parents Are Ousseynou Ndoye And Mariama Ndoye

Ouleye Ndoye is a human rights activist whose parents are Ousseynou and Mariama Ndoye. Ouleye Ndoye belongs of African American descent. Ouleye is an experienced specialist with demonstrated experience in academia, non-profit leadership, and government administration. She has experience in policy analysis, international relations, womens health, community organizing, Non-Governmental organizations, and archival research.

Ouleye Ndoye is a human rights activist whose parents are Ousseynou and Mariama Ndoye. Ouleye Ndoye belongs of African American descent.

Ouleye is an experienced specialist with demonstrated experience in academia, non-profit leadership, and government administration. She has experience in policy analysis, international relations, women’s health, community organizing, Non-Governmental organizations, and archival research.

She attended Spelman College and received a BA degree in International studies in 2007. She then enrolled at the University of Oxford to obtain a Master's degree in Migration Studies, the Department of International Development and the School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography in 2013.

Meet Ouleye Ndoye Parents

Human rights activist Ouleye Ndoye was born to her parents Ousseynou Ndoye and Mariama Ndoye.

Ouleye was born and raised in upstate New York, United States. She seems very close with her mother as there are multiple pictures of her mother on her official Instagram account.

She posted a cute video on Mother’s day on May 14, 2018, where her mother was seen enjoying her time with her granddaughter. She captioned the photo ‘blessed to spend Mother’s Day with one who birthed me and the one I birthed.’

The grandmother-granddaughter duo seemed to enjoy their time together with Ouleye serving as a photographer to capture the moment.

She spent time with her mother and kids during the summer on Revere Beach. The family looked very happy to spend time with each other as they rarely get together because of her job as a human rights activist. She must be really proud of her daughter who is doing selfless work to help hundreds of people around the world.

Ndoye also has a sister who is married and has a daughter. She posted a picture with her sister and her niece on May 21, 2017, with the hashtag Spelman Sisters.

Her proudest achievement has been giving birth to Caleb Babacar and Chloe Ndieme, two amazing children. 

Ouleye Ndoye Is A Global Leader In Health And Human Rights

Ouleye Ndoye is a global leader in health and human rights with more than ten years of experience.

Ouleye is the recipient of multiple fellowships and scholarships to study, teach, and work in Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East and the United States of America. C-Span, Washington Post, and New York Times are among the news outlets that have highlighted her advocacy for girls and women.

She is pursuing her doctorate at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. She is a term member of the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR).

She went to study in Cairo, Egypt after receiving the U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarship.

Ndoye administered a USAID grant for the Women’s Health Education and Prevention Strategies Alliance. She worked with girls in rural Senegal to prevent child marriage, increase educational outcomes, and create opportunities for entrepreneurship.

She is incredibly concerned about maternal health and the welfare of women. She is still researching at Harvard's Maternal Health Leadership Lab on how to support pregnant inmates and the people caring for their newborn children.

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