Khady Ndiaye

Khady Ndiaye is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in public health and education. Currently, Khady serves as a Mathematics Tutor at Teach For America, facilitating small group virtual learning experiences. As a Graduate Research Assistant at both the ISEE Lab at NYU School of Global Public Health and the NYU Applied Global Public Health Initiative, Khady engages in sustainable evidence-based interventions and manages programs with prominent international organizations. In addition, Khady co-facilitates sexual and reproductive health workshops for immigrant youth at the Sauti Yetu Center for African Women and volunteers as a Student Tutor with America Reads*America Counts. Khady also holds an Advisory Intern position at the United Nations, focusing on food security in Africa. Previously, Khady has contributed to customer service at RITE AID. Khady Ndiaye holds a Master of Public Health from New York University and a Bachelor’s degree in Diplomacy and International Relations from Seton Hall University.