Chinasa U Imo is an accomplished development and global health policy strategist. Currently pursuing a Ph.D. at the University of Chicago Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice. Her expertise lies in utilizing political economy analysis and participatory approaches to examine and formulate policies and programs that strengthen health systems, enhance governance, foster social accountability, and advance access to quality healthcare. Her primary focus encompasses underserved populations, specifically women, youths, and children residing in low-resourced, hard-to-reach, volatile communities. With over nine years of experience in the health development sector, she excels in managing not-for-profit programs focusing on maternal, newborn, and adolescent reproductive health and rights, systems strengthening, and fostering participatory processes. She has effectively overseen multi-donor grants exceeding $500,000 annually, facilitated the capacity building of multi-stakeholder coalitions, crafted organizational communication strategies, and contributed expertise in health emergency preparedness and response as a humanitarian/risk communications specialist. Her professional background spans Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ghana, and The United States.

As the visionary founder of SieDi-Hub, Chinasa pioneers’ initiatives that promote social justice and access to rights-based welfare services – driving positive change and empowerment for youth and women – through innovative research, policy engagements, human capacity development and direct program interventions. Chinasa's academic accomplishments include a bachelor's degree in public administration, a master’s degree in diplomacy and strategic studies, and a Master of Arts in International Development Policy. Her dedication extends to her advisory roles in various non-governmental organizations and social enterprises, where she provides strategic guidance and support for impactful initiatives.

Driven by a passion for equity, Chinasa is working to reduce disparities in access to care for women and youth facing adversity in South-Side Chicago. Her focus involves implementing a safe space for psychosocial and psychoeducational support programs for overcoming vulnerabilities associated with abusive situations and domestic violence. Her commitment lies in empowering these individuals for resilience and recovery.