Oulèye Ndoye is an American social worker, Human Rights Policy Advior, a philanthropist, and social media personality. She is highly recognized as the ex-wife of Raphael Warnock, a pastor and politician.

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Who Is Oulèye Ndoye? Biography & Parents

Oulèye Ndoye is a Human Rights Policy Advisor, American Global Health, social worker, media face, philanthropist, and entrepreneur by her profession. She is currently serving as the Doctoral Student and a Board Member of Wellspring Living.

Many people are searching for her to find her biography details after her ex-husband, Raphael Warnock wins crucial Georgia runoff election. Oulèye Ndoye doesn't have an official Wikipedia page.

Oulèye Ndoye was born to her supportive parents in the United States of America. However, the identity of her parents is unknown. Although, her father is a businessman while his mother is a homemaker. Furthermore, she grew up with her sibling namely Nikki Ndyoe.

The Human Rights Policy Advisor was born in 1985 in New York. She is 37 years of age as of 2022. However, the exact date of birth and her zodiac sign remains unknown. Moreover, Oulèye holds an American nationality and belongs to a mixed ethnicity of African-American descent. In addition, she follows the Christian religion.

Her approximate height is about 5 feet 6 inches or 1.67 m tall and she has a decent weight of around 65 kg or 143 lbs. Talking about her education details, Ndoye joined Spelman College in 2003 and obtained her Bachelor's of Arts degree in International Studies in 2007. After that, she enrolled at U.S. Department of Stae - Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) in 2007 and obtained her degree in 2007.

Furthermore, Ndoye attended University of Oxford in 2011 and obtained her M.Sc. degree in Migration Studies, Department of International Development and the School and the School of Anthropology & Museum Ethnography in 2013. Similarly, she joined Columbia University in 2013 and completed her Master of Arts degree in History in 2015.

Oulèye Ndoye's Married Life

The human rights activist, Oulèye Ndoye was previously a married woman. She previously tied the wedding knot to her boyfriend, Raphael Warnock on 14 February 2016 at the Auburn Avenue Church in Atlanta in the presence of their family and friends.

Her ex-husband, Raphael Gamaliel Warnock is an American minister and politician by his profession. He worked as th junior United States senator from Georgia since 2021. Oulèye met her ex-husband, Raphael during and events. Shortly, the duo became a good friends and later began dating. Raphael purposed the human rights activist, Oulèye in January 2016 at the Historic MLK Church.

In course of their relationship, Oulèye Ndoye and Raphael Warnock became the parents of two children namely Chloe and Caleb. Later, the duo decided to get seperate in 2019 and their divorced was finalized in November 2020. As of now, Oulèye Ndoye is single.

Net Worth & Career

Oulèye Ndoye has an approximate net worth of around $1 million, which she earned from her professional career. Oulèye has been working in the health industry since 2007 and got enough experience from the field. Due to her experience and skills, Ndoye has been able to bagged a handsome salary from her jobs.

As for her career concert, Oulèye Ndoye started her career shortly after completing her graduation. She initially joined 10,000 Girls in 2007 as a Health Director & USAID Grant Reporter based in Senegal and worked there for three years until 2010. After that, she joined African Refugge Development Center in 2010 as a Fellow, Institude for International Public Policy for worked for less than a year.

Furthermore, Ndoye worked as a Luce Scholar in Asia, Child S*x Trafficking Prevention and Rehabilitation at Henry Luce Foundation & The Asia Foundation for more than a year from June 2010 to July 2011. Afterwards, she became a Deputy Regional Field Director at Obama for America in 2012.

Oulèye worked as at Imperial War Museum as an Africa Specialist for four months from June 2012 to September 2012. Oulèye Ndoye got an enough experience in the field and has explore many country due to her works.

Oulèye Ndoye has worked in the various firms in different positions including Research Intern, Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs Committe at United States Senate, Regional Specialist on Africa, Teaching Fellow at Columbia University in the City of New York, Senior Human Trafficking Fellow at City of Atlanta, National Coordinator, Scholorships and Emerging Leaders Programs at American Baptist Home Mission Societies.

As of now, Ndoye is currently working as a Board Member at Wellspring Living since January 2021 and as a Doctoral Student at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health since July 2022.

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