Nada Siddiqui is a Muslim American writer and child advocate.

She writes about faith, grief, motherhood and injustice.

Nada manages The Rehma Fund for Children, a charitable fund founded in memory of her daughter, that is focused on improving the lives of disadvantaged children through access to clinical and mental healthcare.

She received her BSE from Princeton University and her MPA, with a focus on Child Protection, at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government.  Nada lives in Boston, MA with her husband and children. 

Nada is working on a memoir about discovering power in her refusal to let trauma, injustice and bias define her family and her future after her one-year-old daughter’s death. She is represented by Christopher Schelling at Selectric Artists.