Rachel is an Arts and Justice Keynote Speaker
"We're all uniquely suited to change the world."
The founder of the first arts based "alternative to incarceration" in NYC, Rachel has worked to keep more than 1,400 young people out of jail and the criminal justice system.
Rachel's keynote shares her unlikely story as an Australian architect who went on to transform the way judges and attorneys related to arrested youth—not as criminals but as extraordinary young people with profound wisdom we can all learn from.
In her humorous yet powerful talk Rachel demonstrates how each of us is uniquely suited to change the world.
"Rachel moved my audience to tears while inspiring them to change the world. We really can do anything.”
—Clarissa Rayward, Happy Lawyer Happy Life
"Hands down the best speaker we've booked. Her story is remarkable, she is articulate and her presentation stunning. A lot of people talk about changing the world, but Rachel is one of the few that make it happen”
—Paul Fairweather, Designscape
TESTIMONIALS
What people inside the NYC criminal justice system say.
SPEAKING
Watch more of Rachel's work both as a speaker and in the field of art and justice.
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MoMA w/ Center of Justice Initiatives
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Carnegie Hall
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NYC Department of Probation
RACHEL HAS SPOKEN AT
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MoMA, Museum of Modern Art NYC w/ Center of Justice Initiatives
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Carnegie Hall
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NYC Department of Probation
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NYC District Attorney’s Office
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NYPD
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The Swiss Institute
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A Blade of Grass
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The Architectural League of New York
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Brisbane Designscape
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Happy Lawyer Happy Life
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Columbia University, GSAPP
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University of Queensland
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University of the Sunshine Coast