Aza Nedhari

Joined the Board in 2023. Aza brings over 18 years of experience in community advocacy and organizing reproductive justice and program development. She is a mother, licensed Certified Professional Midwife, Family Counselor, and the co-founding Executive Director of Mamatoto Village. Aza is a fiercely dedicated woman who believes that by promoting and operationalizing a framework of justice, the reduction of barriers that impede optimal maternal, child, and family health begins to dissipate, giving rise to healthy individuals, families, and communities. Aza is a doctoral candidate specializing in Organizational Leadership and Management with an eye toward the sustainability of Black-led social change organizations and cultivating innovative workforce development models. Parent of Miles '27 and Amir '24.