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Redouan “Redo” Ait Chitt
Redo has grown up with a disability and speaks about how this empowered him rather than held him back. He speaks about overcoming fear and insecurity and encourages his audience to identify and achieve their goals.
Netherlands
Redouan Ait Chitt, known as Redo, was born with several physical disabilities. These have never been allowed to prevent him from doing what he wants to do. Apart from a prosthetic, he uses almost no special equipment to deal with day-to-day life....
Kevin McCarthy
Author and thought-leader inspiring his audience to pay attention to blind spots in their personal and professional life
USA
Thought-leader and speaker Kevin McCarthy is the author of the bestselling book “BlindSpots: Why Good People Make Bad Choices”. Kevin has been a high-demand international speaker for over 20 years, and he is an authentic and captivating...
Milagros Phillips
Passionate race literacy consultant who believes that with good information people make good decisions
USA
Our keynote speaker Milagros Phillips is an empowering speaker, seminar leader, author, and leading authority on healing and transforming relationships between the races. Milagros educates people on race because she believes that with good...
Risha Grant
Consultant & CEO of an award-winning diversity consulting firm on a mission to utilize diversity communication strategies
USA
Keynote speaker Risha Grant is DIVERSITY PERSONIFIED; everything from her gender and race, to her lifestyle and business. She is also the owner of a Diversity Consulting firm, tackling economic issues on a day-to-day basis; as a speaker she will...
Freddy Naftel
Holocaust and Judaism educator discussing the issue of the rise of anti-semitism using his personal experience
UK
Keynote speaker Freddy Naftel has been the victim of prejudices, stereotyping and anti-semitism. His roots go back to Nazi Germany, where his family experienced what many have just read about in the history books. Listen to his personal story and...
Courtney Anderson
Attorney, author, professor and internationally renowned business strategist on topics such as leadership and empowerment
USA
Our keynote speaker Courtney Anderson is an attorney, author, internationally renowned business strategist, television legal analyst and professor. Her diverse talents and vast experience combined with her humor and story-telling abilities help...
Audrey Nelson
Internationally recognized trainer, consultant and presenter specializing in gender communication and conflict management
USA
Keynote speaker Audrey Nelson is an internationally recognized trainer, presenter, and consultant. She specializes in gender communication, conflict management, dealing with difficult people, communication skills, and sexual...
About Prejudice
- To be prejudiced is to hold preconceived and indeed often stereotyped opinions about other people or groups of people based on belief and not on facts and actual knowledge.
- Throughout human history there has been prejudice, for instance in the shape of racism and beyond. Jews were thought to be greedy, romanis to be thieves, blonde women to be stupid, etc.
- How does prejudice affect us and what can we do to fight prejudist thoughts and opinions? The law is one tool, education another.
- Keynote speakers on prejudice often focus on the problems caused by prejudice both in terms of individuals and society as a whole.