Hadja
Hadja Diallo currently practices in Philadelphia, where she focuses on building real, trusting relationships and ensuring her clients and families feel empowered. Hadja has partnered with many groups in Philadelphia to help close care gaps and support families in meaningful, culturally grounded ways. Above all, she believes midwives are a powerful public health force—and essential to ending maternal mortality. Hadja lives in Delaware with her husband and their three children. She enjoys learning about different cultures and traditions, spending time with friends and family, traveling, and sharing good food with people she loves. She especially enjoys listening to the soothing sounds of the kora, a traditional West African instrument that reminds her of home. One of Hadja’s biggest hopes is to return to her native country, Guinea, one day to work in maternal–child health and help train the next generation of midwives.