Zuriel Oduwole

Zuriel Oduwole is a globally recognized advocate for girls’ education and global social development. Born in Los Angeles, California, Zuriel has been speaking at events and conferences around the world since the age of 10, inspiring audiences with her message of the importance of education and empowering girls.

She has met with over 30 world leaders, including presidents and prime ministers, to address global social development and education challenges that children and teenagers face. Her tireless work advocating against child marriages and speaking for girls’ education has been recognized and honored by various organizations.

Zuriel has been profiled in Forbes Magazine and listed among 33 women who have changed the world by ELLE Magazine. She has also been featured in various international media outlets, including CNN, BBC, and Al Jazeera.

In addition to her advocacy work, Zuriel is also a filmmaker and has produced and directed documentaries on education and social development in Africa. She is also the founder of the Dream Up, Speak Up, Stand Up organization, which aims to empower young people to become leaders in their communities.

Zuriel’s passion and dedication to empowering young people, especially girls, have made her a role model for many around the world. Through her speaking engagements, advocacy work, and documentaries, she continues to inspire and make a positive impact on the lives of young people globally.