BOLUWATITO Naomi MAFIKUYOMI

Student, University of Toronto

About BOLUWATITO Naomi MAFIKUYOMI

Tito Mafikuyomi is a passionate researcher and advocate dedicated to advancing mental health and healthcare equity. With a diverse background in research and program coordination, she has worked on projects addressing systemic barriers to healthcare, improving mental health resources for elite athletes, and empowering racialized students in healthcare professions.

As a Program Coordinator for racialized students in healthcare, Tito designed mentorship programs that supported and inspired underrepresented youth to pursue careers in the field. Her research experience includes investigating healthcare access challenges for immigrant women in Italy, developing mental health frameworks for global sporting events, and conducting studies on the mental health needs of Black undergraduate students.

A Laidlaw Scholar and recipient of the InLight Student Mental Health Grant, Tito is committed to creating inclusive, community-focused solutions that address disparities and elevate the voices of marginalized communities. Her work reflects a dedication to building equitable systems that foster resilience and opportunity.

I am a/an:

Undergraduate Leadership & Research Scholar

University

University of Toronto

Laidlaw Cohort Year

2023

Research Topic

Health Mental Health Sport and Exercise

Area of Expertise

Health Science

I am from:

Nigeria

I speak:

English Yoruba

My hobbies/interests are:

Cooking/Baking

I am open to participating in mentoring/buddy programmes

Yes

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