Moji Alli-Oke

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.

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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.