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Grace Chenxin Liu is a teenage researcher, advocate, and changemaker from New York who has been recognized globally for her work promoting gender equality and sustainable development.
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Grace Chenxin Liu is recognized globally as a youth researcher, advocate, and changemaker for gender equality and sustainable development. She successfully worked on fourteen projects and had multiple peer-reviewed journal publications before she turned fifteen. She has inspired students across six continents and from over one hundred countries as the highlighted speaker at many organizations including the United Nations SDG Learncast, the International Telecommunication Union, the Society of Women Engineers, TEDx, Girls Leadership Academy Meetup, and more.
Grace is a 2023 World Science Scholar, WomenTech Global Rising Star of the Year Award winner, a Global Youth Challenge winner, and a member of the winning team of the global Fall 2022 Junior Academy Challenge. She is a 2022–24 Youth Advisory Council member of the National Youth Leadership Council, part of the Davidson Institute’s Ambassador Program’s Class of 2024, the youngest member of the Global Conference on Women’s Studies Scientific Committee, and a 2022 Equality & Inclusion Working Group Leader at YOUNGA by BridgingTheGap Ventures.
Grace is the founder of Sharing to Empower, an internationally recognized nonprofit for researching and promoting gender equality and sustainable development with global impact and local reach. She is also the founder of Research to Empower, an educational initiative that inspires, supports, and empowers aspiring researchers while making research accessible to all, regardless of age, gender, or race. Her sole-authored book Research to Empower: A Vibrant Guidebook for Young Students will be published by Post Hill Press on Jan 30, 2024.
See keynotes with Grace LiuDescription: After countless failures and successes, pushing her limit, and generating grit, Grace Chenxin Liu would like to share her journey of how a small idea, coming from fencing turned her into a researcher and advocate. When Grace was 8, “meek, introverted, and insecure” could all be used to describe her. But now, she is ambitious, confident, and most importantly, she believes in herself. She has been recognized as a global top youth advocate and changemaker for gender equality and sustainable development and has been invited to be one of the selected few highlighted speakers at many international, national, and local conferences/events, which has inspired many girls/women and students across six continents and from 100+ countries. She is a teenage researcher with her sole-authored paper accepted by a peer-reviewed journal and the founder of a global alliance to advocate for girls and women’s empowerment.
How could this happen? Grace explains how she turned fencing into a self-initiated research project. She talks about her experience, the challenges she faced, and the lessons she learned while completing her daunting research project. When she was starting out, she yearned for role models like independent teenage researchers and advocates at her age. However, there wasn’t a lot of information, resources, or support available. So, she ends by encouraging publicity and support for teen researchers.
Audience takeaways: With every loss, there is a win! Change your mindset and amazing things will happen!
Description: Invited by the Girls Leadership Academy Meetup (GLAM) to be a live keynote speaker at the GLAM Virtual Event with Arm (World’s leading semiconductor IP company). GLAM’s mission is to equip girls worldwide with leadership and public speaking skills to create positive change in the world. We aim to inspire 1 million girls and showcase 1000 women in STEM by 2030.
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