Omisade Burney-Scott

Be captivated by the extraordinary Omisade Burney-Scott, hailing from the charming landscapes of North Carolina. A true luminary in her own right, Omisade is a Black feminist, a loving mother, and a devoted healer, carrying the heritage of seven generations.

With an illustrious career spanning decades, Omisade has conquered the realms of nonprofit leadership, philanthropy, and social justice. Her magnetic presence and undeniable charisma have earned her a well-deserved place among the founding tribe members of SpiritHouse, while also gracing the boards of The Beautiful Project, Village of Wisdom, and Working Films.

But that's not all her latest masterpiece, "The Black Girl's Guide to Surviving Menopause." This awe-inspiring multimedia project is a testament to Omisade's creative brilliance. Through its captivating storytelling and authentic portrayal of Black women and femmes over 50, she invites us into a world of empowerment and shared experiences.  Omisade also curates and co-hosts intergenerational salon-style community engagements that bring together a diverse tapestry of phenomenal women of colour, indigenous folx, and our cherished Black women and femmes.  The engagement and camaraderie fostered in these gatherings are nothing short of magical. They serve as a platform for intergenerational exchange, weaving a vibrant tapestry of shared wisdom, laughter, and mutual support. Omisade Burney-Scott has created a sanctuary where hearts are nourished, spirits are uplifted, and powerful connections are forged.

Omisade's intellectual prowess and passion for learning led her to graduate from the esteemed UNC-Chapel Hill, a testament to her dedication and pursuit of knowledge. As a proud mother of two sons, she exudes warmth and love in her personal life, creating a nurturing environment for her cherished family.