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From Congress to Connecticut, Leah Juliett has amplified their voice and the voices of others to generate political and social change through the lens of lived experience.

Leah has delivered two TEDx talks and has spoken globally on CNN, BBC, MTV, Sky News, Australian News Network, and Canadian Television Network. Leah’s viral BuzzFeed video “A Victim of Revenge Porn Tells Their Story” has been viewed over 1 million times.

Leah has been invited to speak about gender-based violence, LGBTQ+ visibility, shame, and activism at universities, conferences, and on stages nationwide, with notable speaking engagements including New York City Hall, The GLAAD Media Awards, The Connecticut General Assembly, Thompson Reuters, and The Global Summit on Image-Based Sexual Abuse.

Leah is available to speak for 30, 60, or 90 minutes on the following subjects:

• THE RADICAL QUEER AGENDA: Leah breaks down how the digital landscape of bias-motivated violence against LGBTQIA+ Americans has created a national climate and culture where queer and trans Americans are fundamentally unsafe and not free. Rooted in lived experience and compelling data, Leah presents a path forward for a safer world, online and offline.

• SHAME AS A VEHICLE FOR ACTIVISM: Leah shares how they used shame to galvanize political action, and shares tips for how community members can use their voices as a tool for change.

• NAKED IN PUBLIC: WHAT BEING EXPOSED ONLINE TAUGHT ME ABOUT ACTIVISM AND GENDER: Leah’s journey from victim of image-abuse sexual abuse to global advocate; Leah shares what technology leaders, students, political leaders, educators, and internet users should know about the digital political climate from an intersectional, LGBTQ+ lens

• MY BODY, MY VOICE: Leah shares how radical visibility through tattoos, gender presentation, and political advocacy has forged change––in the world and in themself.

• 60 Minute Spoken Word Poetry Reading: When given a stage, Leah Juliett uses poetry as a vehicle for storytelling. Book Leah to read from their book “NAKED IN PUBLIC”, and other Tik Tok-famous poems about gender, sexuality, politics, and shame.