Moji is a writer, speaker, and advocate whose work centers on the intersections of disability, race, and neurodivergence. Living with both Sickle Cell Disease and ADHD, she brings a unique and deeply personal perspective to conversations around chronic illness, executive functioning, and mental health.
She is a community leader with ADHD Babes, a collective for Black women and non-binary people with ADHD, and regularly speaks on the realities of navigating health systems, stigma, and late diagnosis. Moji has been a featured panelist and podcast guest, and she uses storytelling to open up space for care, compassion, and change.
What happens when burnout from work leads to an unexpected ADHD diagnosis while already living with Sickle Cell Disease? A Black person's journey through intersecting health conditions, the life-saving power of blood donation, and why our communities need this awareness now.
