Neema Ogega is a digital writer and disability advocate dedicated to amplifying underrepresented voices and expanding public understanding of how health systems impact disabled communities.  With experience crafting accessible, evidence-based content and working within the disability sector, she brings clarity, compassion, and rigor to her writing.

 At Bridge to Equity Foundation, Neema explores the intersections of healthcare, disability, and advocacy — shedding light on structural inequities and elevating narratives that push for a more just, inclusive, and human-centered future.

Forever Martinez is a trauma-informed writer and psychology candidate whose work blends lived experience with trauma-informed psychology and care.  She explores how identity, resilience, and cultural norms influence mental health, utilizing storytelling as a means to transform pain into purpose and make healing more accessible for marginalized communities.

 Focused on mental health awareness, access to care, and the cultural impacts that influence wellness, Forever brings a compassionate, evidence-informed voice to the Bridge to Equity Foundation.  She is currently developing her first book, weaving research and narrative to challenge stigma and advance the belief that emotional and psychological well-being is a human right.

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De’Nitria Price-Robinson is a writer and community advocate dedicated to elevating stories that sit at the heart of maternal and reproductive health.  Grounded in a lifelong commitment to service, she uses narrative as a tool for cultural change—amplifying the voices of birthing people, Black mothers, and underserved communities whose experiences are too often overlooked.  Her work blends compassion, cultural awareness, and a drive to illuminate the real-world impact of disparities in reproductive care.

 At Bridge to Equity Foundation, De’Nitria contributes writing that brings visibility to the structural barriers affecting maternal health outcomes while celebrating the resilience, wisdom, and strength within marginalized communities.  Her storytelling advances the Foundation’s mission to affirm health, dignity, and safe reproductive care as human rights, and to push forward a future where every person can access the care they deserve.

Sage Howard is a writer deeply committed to exploring how maternal and reproductive experiences ripple across generations.  With a focus on the lived experience of medical trauma and its impact on family systems, community legacy, and health outcomes, she brings a narrative lens that is both personal and analytically grounded.  Rooted in social justice and identity-driven storytelling, Sage draws on her background as a freelance writer and communications professional, crafting narratives that amplify marginalized voices and cultural impact. 

In her work for the Bridge to Equity Foundation, Sage illuminates how maternal health is more than a singular moment—it is a generational thread, wherein experiences of care, trauma, resilience, and agency interweave. Her writing aims to amplify the voices of birthing people who are often overlooked, to challenge the systems that perpetuate inequities, and to envision a reproductive future founded on equity, dignity, and justice. 

Danae Kanellia Boikos is an emerging writer and high-school senior whose talent, curiosity, and commitment to health equity set her apart.  Passionate about the intersections of health, language, and storytelling, she uses her writing to make complex information clear, accessible, and empowering.  As she began discovering the strength of her own voice, Danae sought a space where she could grow as both a writer and an advocate—leading her to the Bridge to Equity Foundation.

 At BTEF, Danae contributes thoughtful pieces that help demystify health topics for diverse audiences, supporting the belief that informed individuals are better equipped to make decisions about their care.  She brings a refreshing perspective grounded in empathy, clarity, and a desire to uplift others.  As she continues to develop her craft and prepare for the next stage of her academic journey, Danae represents the future of community-centered health communication—thoughtful, engaged, and boldly finding her place in the world of health equity.