Amal Mohamoud, MSW, RSW

Speaker: Registered Social Worker | Mental Health Advocate | Founder of Hana Legacy Foundation

Amal Mohamoud is a therapist and mental health advocate committed to breaking the stigma around mental illness in marginalized communities. After the tragic loss of her mother, she founded the Hana Legacy Foundation to turn pain into purpose and ensure mental health is met with compassion, not shame. Her story reached a global audience through her episode “Her Name is Hana” on The Digital Sisterhoodpodcast, which was heard in 147 countries. Amal currently supports individuals through her work at Naseeha Mental Health and brings over a decade of experience in youth work, mentorship, and therapeutic care. Her mission is rooted in storytelling, healing, and helping others reclaim their narrative.

Asia Mohamed

Speaker: Strategic Architect | Community Leader | Founder of Premier Starter

Asia Mohamed is a strategic architect, community leader, and mental health advocate who builds what traditional systems overlook. She’s the founder of Premier Starter, a financial inclusion firm on a mission to close the financial literacy and racial equity gap by creating real, accessible pathways to financial and business growth. What began as a hobby quickly evolved into a company for long-term impact. Asia combines behavioral insight, cultural relevance, and strategic design to deliver services that help community organizations, entrepreneurs, and financial institutions drive real change. Her work is grounded in years of designing tools, advising organizations, and turning bold ideas into infrastructure that works.

Angelica (Village Auntie) Lindsey-Ali

Speaker: Certified Sexual Health Educator | Founder of the Village Auntie Movement

For over 20 years, Angelica Lindsey-Ali has taught women about sexual health, emotional well-being, and intimacy through an Islamic and African lens. A certified sexual health educator, she blends clinical, cultural, and spiritual frameworks to nurture holistic healing and self-knowledge. As the founder of the Village Auntie Movement, Angelica has cultivated a global sisterhood of over 50,000 women across 86 countries. Her work invites women to surrender the need to be perpetually strong and instead embrace softness, intuition, and sacred connection. She believes in guiding women back to themselves—gently, powerfully, and unapologetically.

Dr. Qaali Hussein

Speaker: Trauma Surgeon | Educator | Founder of Defiance Academy

Dr. Qaali Hussein is a double board-certified trauma and acute care surgeon who has dedicated her life to challenging the systems that limit women—especially Muslim women—from fully stepping into their purpose. As the founder of Defiance Academy, she equips high-achieving women with the tools to create balance, sustainability, and freedom in both their professional and personal lives. A mother of six, Dr. Qaali has built a career in one of the most demanding medical specialties without compromising her faith, values, or family. She is passionate about redefining success on your own terms and helping women release burnout culture in favor of legacy-driven leadership.

Nasrieen Habib

Speaker: Humanitarian Entrepeneur | Community Leader | Founder of EcoJariyah and Amanah Recreational Project

Nasrieen Habib is a humanitarian entrepreneur and community leader deeply committed to sustainability, cultural heritage, and inclusivity. As the founder of EcoJariyah and Amanah Recreational Project, Nasrieen blends Islamic principles with environmental action, encouraging her community to embrace sustainable, eco-conscious lifestyles. EcoJariyah's product lines, including Hiking Hijabi and Hiking Ummah, highlight ethical and climate-neutral goods while supporting global initiatives such as well-building and orphan sponsorship. With a passion for the outdoors, Nasrieen also founded Hiking Hijabie, an inclusive space for Muslim women to explore nature while fostering environmental stewardship. Her efforts have led the group to grow to over 750 members, offering activities that range from hiking and kayaking to bouldering and camping, giving Muslim women and families a safe, supportive way to experience nature. Nasrieen's broader work includes organizing zero-waste events, sitting on the board of ARAHA, and advocating for sustainable development in marginalized communities. Rooted in her African heritage and her faith, Nasrieen's journey is a testament to her dedication to social justice, community empowerment, and bridging the gap between her Minnesota community and global sustainability efforts. Through her leadership and advocacy, she inspires others to live mindfully, embracing an Eco Sunnah Lifestyle that uplifts both people and the planet.

Muna Scekomar

Host | Founder of Beautiful Light Studios

Muna Scekomar is a multimedia storyteller, podcast producer, and founder of Beautiful Light Studios, a production company that empowers Muslim women in media. With a background in nonprofit marketing and over a decade of experience in digital storytelling, Muna brings a heart-centered, aakhira-driven approach to her work. She previously served as Executive Producer of The Digital Sisterhood, helping the podcast reach over 10 million downloads globally. Her work centers around amplifying voices often left unheard and building creative ecosystems where women can thrive spiritually and creatively.