Aleeka Kay Morgan

Aleeka Kay Morgan is the founder of Nurturing Wāhine Fund, a feminist fund in Hawai'i that provides wellness grants to women and girls across the state with a specific focus on Indigenous sovereignty, Black liberation, and maternal healthcare. She is a former adjunct professor of Business & Communications at Chaminade University. She holds an Economics degree from Brown University and has written for The Today Show and ABC News in NYC. Aleeka is currently a Vital Voices Fellow- a global program for women trailblazers started by Madeleine Albright, the first woman to serve as U.S. Secretary of State.