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Hello, my name is Adeiyewunmi (Ade) Osinubi, MD and I am an Emergency Medicine Resident Physician at the University of Pennsylvania. I am the producer and filmmaker of Black Motherhood through the Lens, an award winning documentary about four Black women's experiences in navigating the reproductive healthcare system amidst racial health disparities that I created as a full time medical student. My middle name, Enitan, means storyteller and I have been enthralled with storytelling from a young age.. Throughout my life, I have been used my passion for storytelling to raise awareness about health inequities and elevate the voices of minoritized communities in medicine and beyond. I have used film, photography, and writing as mediums to advance this mission. My daily mission is to make the field of medicine a safer and more equitable space for patients of all backgrounds.
Thank you for visiting my site and I hope that we can all work to make the world a more equitable place.
Selected Honors and Awards
Boston Celtics "Hero Among Us" Award
Black Health Connect 40 Under 40 Award Class of 2023
Kaiser Permanente Northern California Medical Student Scholar
NMQF 40 Under 40 Leader in Minority Health Award
NIH Research Supplement to Promote Diversity in Health
BAI 2021 & 2022 Grant
Warren Alpert Medical School Medical Humanities 2019 Award
Selected Interviews and Features
FIGS Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign
Podcast & Radio Interviews
Black Motherhood through the Lens
Black Motherhood through the Lens is documentary, filmed and produced by Adeiyewunmi (Ade) Osinubi, about four Black women's experiences in navigating the reproductive and maternal healthcare system from conception to postpartum. The women in this series have experienced miscarriage, lack of access to infertility care, fears about childbirth, and postpartum depression. It features the stories of Shaylene, Shannon, Ijeoma, and Jai-Me, who despite these challenges, boldly pursued their dreams of Black motherhood. The film has been accepted to 7 film festivals, won 2 awards, and has been screened at over 26 venues across the country. It has been featured in Forbes Magazine, PBS, Glamour Magazine, the Washington Post, among others.