Haleemah Atobiloye is a Nigerian-raised social scientist based in Columbus, Ohio. As CEHN’s Program and Communications Strategist, she supports community-led movements by designing cross-sector initiatives that advance environmental health equity. Through her role at CEHN, she serves on the Backbone Team of the America the Beautiful for All Coalition and leads collective power-building efforts with the Cancer Free Economy Network.

Her career spans continents and movements: from managing large-scale breast cancer prevention initiatives across the United States to launching grassroots education programs in Nigeria. She brings a systems-thinking approach to public health, program design, narrative strategy, advocacy, and coalition-building. 

Haleemah’s work is grounded in the belief that because systems are created, they must be continually reimagined until all people within them are treated with dignity. She holds a BA in Communication, an MA in International Development Studies, and is currently pursuing an MBA.