Dr. Kemi Doll’s powerful debut confronts the hidden crisis of the Black womb and offers a visionary path forward. This is more than a book. It’s a movement.
Be the first to know when it’s released, where she’ll be speaking, and how you can be in the room.
Her mission is to eliminate the causes of disproportionate suffering from gynecologic health conditions, so that all people may live full and healthy reproductive lives. Through scientific research, education, and radical advocacy, Dr. Doll is creating a new standard.
Peer-reviewed womb science and
advocacy work that centers equity
and redefines the standard.
Bring a voice of truth, scholarship, and transformation to your stage or organization.
A powerful unveiling of the hidden crisis of the Black womb and the path to healing.
Real talk on research, resistance, and reclaiming your worth in academia and beyond.
Proven pathways for high-achieving women of color to fund their work and lead with clarity.
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“This Research Innovation Award recognizes exceptionally creative thinkers who have significantly impacted the understanding of and/or approaches to the prevention, diagnosis or treatment of gynecologic cancers.
Dr. Doll’s accomplishments have saved the lives of untold numbers of people, set the course for a broad swath of clinical cancer research for years to come, and impacted career paths for generations of researchers and
health practitioners.”
— Dr. Diane S. Yamada, Society of Gynecologic Oncology President 2021 – 2022
2022 American Cancer Society Washington State ResearcHERS Trailblazer Award
2020 Top 40 under 40 Leaders in Minority Health; National Minority Quality Forum
2022 Rosalind Franklin Award in Science – Best Paper, Health Equity
“Through the programs and communities she has cultivated,
Dr. Doll has fostered the professional development of hundreds of women of color faculty members, creating academic generational pipelines of empowered leaders. I feel confident that no one has had a more significant impact on the retention of women of color in academic medicine and public health than Kemi Doll across the entire United States.
— Dr. Mya Roberson, PhD, MSPH – Assistant Professor of Health Policy and Management, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
“GTG showed me I wasn’t ‘the problem.’ Seeing my story echoed across institutions cracked the isolation and replaced self-blame with clarity.”
— Dr. Deepika Slawek, M.D., M.S.
“GTG turned grant writing into momentum—before results, I had pilots, partners, and new collaborations.”
— Dr. Sharon Onguti, MD, MPH
— Dr. Loni Tabb, PhD – Associate Professor of Biostatistics and Senior Associate, Drexel School of Public Health
“Dr. Doll made everyone in the room feel seen and energized. We laughed, we took notes, and we left with a renewed sense of purpose. It was really a GREAT talk, one people still remember to this day.”
—Professor Carmen Pfeifer, Oregon Health and Science University, Women and Gender Diverse Leadership Conference
“Dr. Kemi had our audience captivated from the first moment. She has a rare ability to speak with both precision and warmth. People are still quoting her months later.”
—Dr. Angela Smith, Member, Board of Directors, Society of Women in Urology
“Your keynote presentation “Your Unapologetic Career” was so well received by our audience! Your professionalism, candor and sharing of knowledge and insights were greatly appreciated. We are excited to see the positive impact that it will have in developing today’s and tomorrow’s medical professionals thereby affecting the future of global health. “
—Shawna-Kaye Lester, Founder, Caribbean Medical Professionals’ Summit
“She brought data, heart, and truth. Our team left with a deeper understanding of equity in health care and what it really means to lead with integrity.”
—Ashley Orr, Manager, Health Policy Research and Value Initiatives, National Comprehensive Cancer Network® (NCCN®)
