Salimatou Diallo
Country of Origin: Guinea
State: Texas
Salimatou Diallo is a results-driven professional with over seven years of experience in program management, community engagement, and gender equality advocacy. Her passion for people-centered programs stems from a deep belief in the power of community to drive change. Rooted in advocacy and equitable access, Salimatou leverages her expertise in program development, social justice, and community engagement to amplify underrepresented voices and create lasting impact. She excels at building collaborative partnerships, transforming ideas into action and challenges into solutions.
Her core competencies include:
• Community Engagement & Program Management: Driving client satisfaction through strategic feedback integration and targeted outreach.
• Leadership & Strategic Planning: Streamlining operations and contributing to strategic planning for enhanced organizational communication.
• Data Analysis & Reporting: Utilizing data-driven insights to optimize program effectiveness.
• Training & Facilitation: Designing and delivering impactful training on topics like unconscious bias.
Currently pursuing a Master’s in Nonprofit Leadership and Management at Arizona State University, Salimatou also holds a DEI certification from Cornell University. She is eager to contribute her expertise to innovative global development and social impact initiatives. Salimatou’s remarkable journey in social services began when she fled Guinea and arrived in the United States in 2018. Inspired by the support she received during tough times, she developed a passion for helping families facing vulnerability. Over the past five years, she has dedicated her career to providing culturally aware social services, trauma-informed care, psychosocial rehabilitation, and community-based support. In her current role at the International Rescue Committee, Salimatou excels in fostering inclusivity and equity.
Outside of work, she enjoys exploring the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex with her family.
