Lesbian Speakers

As society embraces diversity and inclusion, lesbian women play a key role in driving change. Our Lesbian Speakers highlight challenges like workplace equality and social representation, offering insights into the experiences of lesbian women. By sharing personal perspectives on identity, intersectionality, and equality, they empower audiences to foster environments where lesbian women thrive. Hiring these speakers helps organisations, schools, and communities learn and grow toward greater inclusion.

Throughout the year, various observance days and weeks celebrate the contributions of lesbian individuals. Lesbian Visibility Week, from 22nd to 28th April, highlights lesbian voices and fosters community among LGBTQ+ women. International Lesbian Day, on October 8, recognises and celebrates lesbian presence globally, promoting pride and empowerment within the community.

Kate Richardson-Walsh

One Half of the First Ever Same Sex Couple to Win an Olympic Gold Together

Miriam Margolyes

Actress, Writer, Political Activist & Television Personality Best Known for Appearances in Call The Midwife, Blackadder, The Age of Innocence & Little Shop of Horrors

Nicola Adams

First Openly LGBT Person to Win an Olympic Boxing Gold Medal

Phyll Opoku-Gyimah

Co-Founder of UK Black Pride, Executive Director of Kaleidoscope Trust & Political Activist for Racial, Gender & LGBT Equality

Rhona Cameron

Winner of So You Think You’re Funny and Patron of LGBT Youth Scotland & Pride London

Sally Carr

LGBT+ Advocate & Founder of The Proud Trust

Samantha Fox

LGBTQ+ Advocate & Global Pop Icon Known for Touch Me & 30 Million Records Sold Worldwide

Sue Sanders

Co-Founder of the UK’s First LGBT History Month, Co-Founder of Chrysalis & Co-Chair of Schools Out

Zayna Brookhouse

Award winning Intersectional Hypno-Psychotherapist & Consultant, an LGBTQIA+, GSRD, Race & Ethnicity Specialist, Intersectional Relationship Coach, Oxfordshire-Based Presenter, Mentor & Trainer

Statistics highlight the urgent need for continued advocacy and education on lesbian rights. Research reveals that 33% of LGBTQ+ women have experienced workplace discrimination, while 23% of lesbians in the UK have been victims of hate crimes. Furthermore, 57% of lesbians report struggles with mental health, including depression and anxiety, often exacerbated by isolation within the community. These statistics emphasise the importance of creating supportive, inclusive spaces where lesbian women can thrive.

Hiring Lesbian Speakers can help address these issues by raising awareness and inspiring action. These speakers encourage audiences to become allies and support the development of more inclusive workplaces and societies. Our roster features a wide range of Lesbian Speakers, including activists, authors, business leaders, and public figures, all committed to advancing equality and representation. From established pioneers to young change-makers, our speakers are leading the movement for a more just and equal future.