Book IWD Speaker: Christina D. George
Christina D. George is a keynote speaker, storyteller, and author whose work centers on what happens after we recognize what is true but before we know what comes next.
Through story and insight shaped by lived experience, Christina guides audiences through facing reality under pressure, remaining present with what is known, and choosing with discernment when certainty is unavailable.
Her work is grounded in Truth Liberation, the practice of facing what is real, staying present long enough to understand what is known, and making a discerning choice from there.
Christina's work speaks particularly to the space between recognition and resolution. Reality can become clear before the solution does. Sometimes understanding arrives before we know how to fix what we have found. Sometimes a consequential decision still has to be made.
Christina holds a master's degree in Library and Information Science and teaches adult learners through OTC Adult Education & Literacy. She has spoken on the KY3 Women's Show main stage, in community and professional settings, and through the National Cancer Survivors Day Speakers Bureau. She is currently writing From the Depths, which explores the human experience of truth, freedom, and becoming.
For International Women's Day audiences, Christina speaks to women carrying responsibility through leadership, caregiving, health changes, transition, and decisions that cannot wait for certainty. Her work gives language to the space between pressure and choice—and invites women to remain present there long enough to make a discerning choice
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