About Dr Fatou Wurie
I am a social scientist and founder whose life has moved between countries, cultures, and conversations about gender, care, and community. I was born in Sierra Leone, grew up across the world, and carry both roots and movement in how I think and work.
ABOUT
ABOUT
Over seventeen years, I have worked across gender, health, and community, helping leaders understand women's lives with honesty and clarity. My approach is guided by lived experience, research, and a deep commitment to care.
I am also someone who has lived with fibroids and heavy bleeding.
This experience strengthened what I had already witnessed across my work: women often articulate the truth of their health long before systems catch up.
WHAT GUIDES ME
From UNICEF to the WHO Foundation, from community-centred work to global spaces.
I have been shaped by the people, places, and stories that reveal both the gaps and the wisdom in our approaches to care. In every setting, women are the ones who name what is missing — and they do so with remarkable clarity.
Youterus Health
Founding Youterus Health was a natural step. It created a place where uterine and menstrual health are taken seriously, and where narrative is understood as a form of knowledge.
Today, I support leaders and organisations who want to move with more intention, depth, and understanding.
My work brings together lived experience, research, and long professional practice to support clearer and more grounded decisions.