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BMPC
Planning Committee

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Meet the Team!

The BMPC2026 Planning Committee brings together a dedicated group of scholars, clinicians, organizers, artists, faith-rooted practitioners, cultural workers, and community stewards committed to advancing Black Muslim wellness, healing, scholarship, and collective care. Guided by the theme Rasikh: What We Carry Forward, the committee is helping shape a historic transatlantic gathering in Dakar and on Gorée Island that honors the legacy of Black Muslim psychology while deepening the work of remembrance, reconnection, and reclamation. Together, this team supports the vision, program design, partnerships, logistics, communications, and community-centered care necessary to make BMPC2026 a meaningful and transformative experience for participants from the United States, Senegal, West Africa, and across the Black Atlantic. Click on each committee member's picture to learn more about their amazing work!

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Kameelah Mu'Min Oseguera, PsyD

Founder & Chair, Black Muslim Psychology Conference

Founding Executive Director,  Muslim Wellness Foundation

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Malika Y. Ali, MEd, MS

co-Chair, Program Subcommittee

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Donna A. Auston, PhD

Founder Member, Black Muslim Psychology Conference

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sharlimar douglass

co-Chair, Program Subcommittee

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Kiah Glenn

Program & Marketing SubCommitee

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Nadirah Habeebullah, LMFT

co-Chair, Marketing Subcommittee

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Harith Morgan

Chair, Hospitality Subcommittee

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Seynabou D. Niang, MPH

Program Subcommittee

Senegalese Steering Committee and Strategic Partnership

BMPC2026 is being shaped through the collective leadership of the BMPC Planning Committee, in close coordination with Dr. Mamarame Seck and the Senegalese Steering Committee. As this year’s gathering moves across Dakar and Gorée Island, their local leadership, cultural guidance, institutional relationships, and historical expertise are essential to ensuring that BMPC2026 is grounded, respectful, and responsibly stewarded in Senegal. This effort is also made possible through the generous partnership of Pillars Fund, whose support has helped BMPC2026 grow into a historic Black Muslim Atlantic convening rooted in memory, healing, and scholarship.

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Mamarame Seck, PhD

Chair, Senegalese Steering Committee

Director, Historical Museum of Gorée

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Pillars Fund

Operational Partner

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