manaz olujimi is a contemporary educator who crafts and teaches evidence-based pathways to repair relational fractures and nurture meaningful connection. Her innovative approach empowers parents and their emerging adult children to reengage after relational breakdowns caused by separation, abandonment, or alienation. By cultivating effective dialogue and experiential curricula, manaz prepares clients to partner with professional therapeutic support and vital resources, laying the foundation for repairing and growing their relationships.

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manaz holds a Bachelor’s in Psychology and Social Science from Harvard University Extension School and a Master’s in Education, Entrepreneurship, and Technology from the University of Pennsylvania's Graduate School of Education. Currently studying at the MIT Sloan School of Management, she is expanding her expertise in leadership and organizational strategy. With a foundation in psychology, sociology, human behavior, and leadership mastery, manaz is further recognized as a certified facilitator for The Daring Way™, a renowned psychoeducational program developed by Dr. Brené Brown. This work informs her methodology to help families reframe narratives, strengthen communication, and introduce new possibilities for connection.

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manaz previously co-hosted The Query, a podcast on iTunes that explored authentic and uncomfortable conversations about race, privilege, and interpersonal relationships between two women of different races who forged a connection at Harvard.

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A scripturient at heart, manaz finds joy in crafting words, gourmet food, soaking up the sun, sharing fun company, and meaningful connections.