Planning an impactful event that inspires change starts with finding the right speaker. Whether your focus is on democracy, movement building, advocacy, or activism, a compelling keynote speaker can set the tone, energize your audience, and spark meaningful conversations. In today’s world, where civic engagement and social justice are at the forefront, event planners and curators are increasingly seeking speakers who not only inform but also empower.

Let us introduce you to some dynamic and inspiring speakers—changemakers, thought leaders, and advocates who bring powerful insights and real-world experience to the stage. Whether you’re organizing a conference, workshop, or awareness event, these speakers will leave your audience motivated and ready to take action.

Hahrie Han

Hahrie Han is a leading scholar, author, and expert in civic engagement, social movements, and the dynamics of effective organizing. As the Director of the SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins University, her work bridges the gap between academic research and real-world action. As a keynote speaker, Han brings unparalleled expertise in mobilizing communities, fostering democratic participation, and creating sustainable social impact.

Jane Fonda

A two-time Academy Award-winning actress, activist, and author, Jane Fonda has long been a leading voice for women’s rights, environmental justice, and social change. Her transformative work spans decades, offering a wealth of insight into resilience and the fight for equality.

Kurt Gray

Kurt Gray, Ph.D. is a prominent social psychologist known for his innovative research around empathy, ethics, and the moral mind. In his book, Outraged, as well as his talks, Dr. Gray applies the science of how the brain makes moral judgements to better understand how to bridge political division, foster meaningful connection between those who disagree, and find common ground.

Dr. Thomas Fisher 

With experience in clinical practice, working at the White House, and as an entrepreneur, Dr. Thomas Fisher is an expert on America’s healthcare system. Over time, he has used lessons he learned serving Chicago’s South Side to build new companies that improve care for all, especially the poor and people of color. He calls for reform that offers a fresh vision of health care as a foundation of social justice.