Dr. Ameena Ali, ND, Ph.D., G.A.L.-MR, CD-B/P, VLM

Dr. Ameena Ali is a Naturopathic Doctor specializing in Obstetrics and Gynecology; she has been in Organic Medicine, Home-birthing and the Maternal Education of Women for the last 29 years.

She is a Proud decorated Golf War Veteran and the 2020-2021 President-elect of the Rotary Club district 7090. In New York.
Her most recent accomplishments include:
In 2018, she was appointed as a Special Envoy to UN Women Gambia with an accepted NGO/CSO Dossier for Rural Women’s Maternal Healthcare Access and offers solutions for our elders to be able to age-in-place, through her efforts as a member of The Global Alliance for the Rights of Older People.

She is the 2019 US Representative for the International Model UN Association and the newest member to the International Human Rights Commission in Geneva where she serves unrecognized Sovereign Tribes, undocumented International Cultures, Stateless, Landless and countless oppressed and displaced Indigenous People around the world.

Just this year, she was blessed to testify at;

• The January 2019 NYC Commission on Human Rights on Pregnancy and Caregiver Discrimination
• The February 2019, Council of the City of NY, Committee Report of the Infrastructure and Human Services Division Committee of Women, for the Committee Oversight Hearing on Improving the Gender and Cultural Diversity of Monuments Located in City Parks and
• The September 2019 NYC Pay Equity hearing as commissioned by the NYC Commission on Gender and Human Rights

On September 25, 2019, she received assignment as a Deputy Member of Parliament for the African Union, Representing the State of the African Diaspora (SOAD) Mission – 6th Region and in November she was newly appointed a Special Consultative Status as the Director of Women’s Empowerment for the UN Department of Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) – Northern Citizen Community Board.

But her best accomplishment is being a devout Muslim and a Mother of four (4) Daughters and Nana of twelve
(12) Grandbabies (with one born just one day after her birthday, this August 2019)