Oluwatosin (Tosi) Adeniyi-Miller, MPH is a maternal health professional based in Atlanta and Program Manager for the Maternal Child Health team at the Center for Black Women's Wellness. She holds a Master of Public Health from Emory University and has spent the past five years building community-based participatory research and community standards of care through the Alliance for Innovation in Maternal Health's Community Care Initiative (AIM CCI). Her research spans maternal and infant health equity, including the SisterWell study on doula wellbeing and joy, the Women's Health and Literacy Empowerment Study (WHLES) with Dr. Audrey Gaskins at Emory, and research with the Minnesota Department of Health examining disparities in access to pasteurized donor human milk for premature and medically fragile infants. She is also a certified prenatal yoga instructor and childbirth educator, and she co-founded CRIADO, a nonprofit redefining health education around hormone and body literacy.