Race, Culture & Indigenous Voices Speakers

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Shapna Khanam United Kingdom

Award-winning changemaker inspiring active healing after profound loss, & breaking silence on grief, wellbeing & cultural taboos in marginalised communities

Donya Saberi United Arab Emirates

Middle Eastern Educator based in Dubai actively promoting conversations amongst the community.

Adriana Morvaiova United Kingdom

Navigating Life's Currents with Courage and Kinflow - A Trailblazer's Tale of Transformation!

Elee Joven United States

Cultural Intelligence Speaker, Mentor & Advocate

Chloë Davies United Kingdom

Founder & CEO of It Takes A Village & social impact consultant

Mahnoor Usman Pakistan

Actress, podcast host, business analyst and executive and social worker

Laurelle Brown United Kingdom

Co-founder & Director of KIJIJI - Black Safeguarding Professionals (BSPs)

Ndah Mbawa United Kingdom

Fostering belonging & inclusive excellence & developing an intentionally inclusive culture

Smitha Soni India

Marketer, psychologist, engineer & business owner

Beatriz Ramírez David Colombia

Líder global y conferencista internacional de alto impacto, referente en empoderamiento femenino, igualdad de género, derechos humanos y transformación social.

Prof Joy Porter United Kingdom

Expert on Indigenous contributions to future prosperity, matriarchal governance, leadership in the Anthropocene, female Indigenous leadership

Sister Zeph Pakistan

Women’s activist, education leader, published writer, international speaker & community figure committed to fostering interfaith harmony

Delight Mapasure United Kingdom

Dragon’s Den participant, award winning entrepreneur who successfully launched a six figure food brand from her kitchen table

Kianna Leader United Kingdom

Discussing intersectionality within feminism

Uppma Virdi Australia

Trailblazing female entrepreneur is a first generation Indian Australian migrant

Lilian Kikuvi Australia

Using African tribal framework to help individuals and businesses harness the benefits of diversity and inclusion

Magdalena Poulin Australia

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging expert drawing from her rich experiences of exclusion

Dr Tapo Chimbganda Canada

Global feminist scholar, published writer, Diversity and Inclusion expert

Cher Obediah Canada

Indigenous speaker & domestic violence survivor empowering others to live the life their spirit seeks.

Professor Laura Serrant OBE United Kingdom

Supporting women to lead with authenticity & impact

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