Recognised by the World Economic Forum as a Young Global Leader, Fagun works alongside world leaders, scientists, and institutions on the questions that will define this century — artificial intelligence, brain health, and the wellbeing of women and children.
Selected by the World Economic Forum as a Young Global Leader — a community of the world’s most promising leaders, driving change across sectors and borders.
As Global Ambassador and spokesperson for The Women’s Brain Project, Fagun champions sex and gender differences in brain and mental health — bringing her neuroscience training to a cause at the intersection of medicine, technology, and equity. She has spotlighted AI and brain health on global stages, including alongside Sophia the Robot.
Fagun has earned recognition as a worldwide advocate for health and well-being — working with underprivileged children, world leaders, and presidents, and serving as ambassador and spokesperson for non-profit organisations across the globe. Today, that lifelong commitment has a new frontier: she is building at the intersection of artificial intelligence and human health.
Founded by Fagun, The Creatively Inspired Life Foundation is a non-profit dedicated to empowering young people worldwide to overcome barriers in their educational, professional, and personal lives — through the power of creativity.
Fagun actively engages in local and global non-profit initiatives focused on children, girls, women, and the healthcare sector — from grassroots work with underprivileged children to advocacy at the highest levels of global health.
Through The Purpose Movie Studio, impact is built into the work itself: every film is designed to educate and inspire audiences to effect change — because a story told well can reach places no policy can.
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