The world
is in dire need of
witnessing women
of color portrayed
in a positive light
for their intellect
and tenacity.
When Hadiatou Bah, BSN, RN. was 13 years old, her aunt— who was very young— passed away suddenly in Guinea, Conakry. Although the death was unexpected, she felt preventative healthcare could have stretched her aunt’s lifespan. The neglect/lack of proper care that caused her relative and many others in Guinea to lose their lives inspired her to become a healthcare professional, so that she could one day help Guineans gain access to quality healthcare.
“There are a lot of preventable deaths in Guinea,” Hadiatou said. She expressed that some of the preventative measures people in Guinea could take to lessen death tolls are getting regular health checkups, having resources, good nutrition, and shelter.
While Hadiatou was preparing for college, she applied to Capital University to be directly admitted into the nursing program. With SAT scores that were not high enough, she was admitted to the school but not the nursing program.
Former Microsoft engineer Aissatou Bany Bah moved back to her native country (Guinea, Conakry) and launched her own tech business.
Her website: www.teelaf.com
owns an organic skincare line (Ebaata Skincare)
Her website: www.ebaataskincare.com
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