Eniola Ajao is a second-year student at Yale Law School. As an undergraduate, she double majored in English and Computer Science at Amherst College. After graduating, she worked as a Quantitative Analyst at BlackRock and then spent a year traveling to 11 countries as a Thomas J. Watson Fellow. Eniola is passionate about literacy and volunteers with New Haven Reads to tutor children in the community. Her legal interests include gender violence, policing, and international human rights law. At Yale, she is co-chair of Yale Law Women+, on the board of the China center, and co-chair of Professional Development for the Black Law Students Association. Originally from Nigeria, Eniola loves listening to Afrobeats, making her own clothes, and eating spicy food. She hopes that you will not hesitate to reach out if you have any questions, or just want to chat.
