Oluwakemi Agunbiade
Oluwakemi ‘Kemi’ Agunbiade is a Senior Research and Policy Officer at National AIDS Trust. She read Law at the University of Oxford, has spent 4 years working in HIV research and advocacy and 5 years working in policy and parliamentary influencing. Previously working at a university, her background is in violence against women and girls on university campuses and mental health work affecting young adults.
She is a champion of collaborative research and policy interventions that are coproduced with people with lived experience. Kemi’s work focuses on tackling the hardships and barriers faced by marginalised and disenfranchised communities.
Kemi is passionate about improving prevention and care strategies for Black communities: she has led on National AIDS Trust and One Voice Network systems change project, Unheard Voices and has consulted on Do It London’s Black Heritage Prevention report. Alongside her research, political influencing and resource development, Kemi sit son London HIV Prevention Programme’s Equality Equity Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Group.
News featuring Oluwakemi
Rooted & Rising – Episode 5
In Episode 5 of Rooted & Rising, Dr Oni Blackstock, founder of Health Justice, and Oluwakemi Agunbiade (Kemi), Senior Research and Policy Officer at National AIDS Trust, join co-hosts Susan Cole and Dr Vanessa Apea Together, they explore how racism drives HIV and...
