Ending Violence Against Women Speakers

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Danielle Sharp United Kingdom

Passionate speaker on gender-based violence, trauma & leadership, combining lived experience with strategic expertise

Monika Jain Japan

Sustainability Engineer by passion and a full time entrepreneur currently crusading the recycle diamond market

Sophia Ngugi Kenya

Gender specialist with expertise in international humanitarian and development non governmental organisations

Ruby Akua Bour-Donkor Ghana

Stop the violence campaigner, activist, trainer, leadership facilitator, advocate against period poverty

Ibukun Omololu Nigeria

Gender and Social Inclusion Expert/Thought leader

Sarah Jack United States

Salem descendant, podcaster & advocate connecting historic witch hunts to ongoing persecution of women through storytelling & activism

Dr. Diahanne Rhiney BCAe United Kingdom

Inspirational speaker on social change, intersectionality and empowerment

Katie Piper United Kingdom

Victim of horrific acid attack, body positivity activist, television presenter and Pride of Britain Award Winner

Verena Arps-Roelle Germany

Seasoned expert combating sexual violence with focus sexism, stereotypes & sexual harassment

Dot IkwerreGirl Acheru (Talk2Dot) United Kingdom

Trained linguist & Certified Project Manager offering domestic violence awareness

Marie Hemingway United Kingdom

Speak Out on workplace bullying and harrassment

Cecilie Fjellhoy United Kingdom

Co-Founder of LoveSaid CIC, Recognised as the Victim of the Tinderswindler Case & Former UX Designer for Sopra Steria

Dr. Marcia Brandon Barbados

Specialising in women economic empowerment through entrepreneurship

Dr. Baroness Helen Newlove LLD (hc) DCL United Kingdom

From horrific events, even those most affected can strive against adversity to achieve their goals

Emma Jane Taylor United Kingdom

Emma Jane Taylor is the voice you remember. A global force for truth, empathy and change, she speaks with lived experience and a courage that moves rooms. If you want impact that stays with your audience long after the event, book her.

Gina Miller United Kingdom

Businesswoman, campaigner against domestic violence & inequality

Carrie Bower United Kingdom

Speaker about domestic abuse in later life & raising the visibility of older women

Sarah Monahan United States

Actress, author, advocate and whistleblower

Michelle Kerr Australia

Sharing powerful stories of courage & restoration, inspiring audiences to create a meaningful change for women worldwide

Viji Hari India

Helping organisations achieve a safer and inclusive workplace for women

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