Adedamola is a design researcher specializing in adolescent health, sexual and reproductive health, and the intersection with climate change. She holds a PhD and a Master’s in Public Health with a focus on Child and Adolescent Health, both from the University of Ibadan. Adedamola began her career at Population Council Nigeria and her work has since been driven by a commitment to advancing evidence-based solutions and improving health outcomes for diverse populations through rigorous research and strategic planning.

With over seven years of experience in research implementation and community development, she has conducted research and engaged with stakeholders across diverse international contexts. Her expertise includes designing and managing research projects that utilize both quantitative and qualitative methodologies, including participatory approaches. Adedamola also has significant experience in drafting safeguarding protocols and assisting organizations with implementing these plans.

In addition to her research work, Adedamola co-founded the Racheal Adebayo Foundation (RAF), which runs programs aimed at improving the health and well-being of adolescents and young people. Notable initiatives include ‘Love on the Streets,’ targeting adolescents on the street to give them hope and get them back to school, and ‘Period Party for Boys,’ which trains adolescent males to become champions for menstrual health and to break the stigma surrounding menstruation.

Adedamola’s contributions to the field of adolescent health research and development have been recognized through awards and publications in academic journals. In her personal time, she enjoys cooking and playing video games.