Oluwatobi has experience in teaching younger students, campaign work, retail marketing, writing, research, government, and communications. Currently, she is passionate about criminal justice, social justice, writing, people's equality and the representation of women in politics, Black Lives Matter, advocacy, governments, community building and leadership development.

Oluwatobi has a deep love for learning about people’s cultures and wants to change the world with her words, superpowers, ideas, and skills. In her personal life, she is a self-care and self-love enthusiast. She loves people just as they are, believes that all people are good, and they are working towards being more knowledgeable and wants to build herself so that she can help others shine. She is an asset and contribution to whatever space she finds herself.
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Oluwatobi loves to learn more, she sees herself as a lifelong learner always striving for more knowledge, always craving to see the world and always wanting to teach others what she knows. She is known to be very funny and engaging, very lively, bubbly, interactive and very inquisitive to understand what defines us as humans and why humans treat each other the way they do. She loves to see different perspectives and is a strong advocate for people of color and all communities that she finds herself in.

Oluwatobi is very focused on changing the world, one day at a time and she is passionate about dancing, reading, watching funny videos, making people laugh, drawing, painting and presenting her fabulous ideas to the world.

Ultimately, Oluwatobi wants to create safer spaces to welcome everyone no matter their race, ethnicity, skin color, nationality, gender identity, sexuality, religion, ability, or age. She Wants to continue building networks and learn more about changing policies and processes to impact systems and institutions, making life better for marginalized people