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Anna Gifty Opoku-Agyeman conducts an electrifying chorus of Black writers, scholars, and leaders in her urgent and remarkable new book: The Black Agenda (out now!) is the first of its kind—a collection that "will challenge what you think is possible" (Ibram X. Kendi).
Ali’s funny and moving new memoir is filled with humor, humanity, and hope for the future. Go Back to Where You Came From (out now!) wants us to know that diversity is powerful, every immigrant belongs, and we can all achieve the American Dream: no one needs to go back anywhere.
One of the most celebrated authors of our time, Isabel Allende’s books have been translated into over 40 different languages and sold more than 70 million copies worldwide. Available on January 25th, her latest novel Violeta is an epic that is both fiercely inspiring and deeply emotional.
With more and more of our lives spent online, our ability to pay attention is breaking down. New York Times bestselling author Johann Hari explores how we can get our attention back in his crucial new book Stolen Focus—out January 25th!
By fully realizing the strength in diversity, we can confront workplace misconceptions, create equitable corporate cultures, and rework organizations to be genuinely inclusive to all. The first Indian-American woman to make partner at Deloitte, Deepa Purushothaman shows us how to build a profound and lasting impact by ensuring that everyone is heard, respected, and valued for who they truly are.
Anna Gifty Opoku-Agyeman conducts an electrifying chorus of Black writers, scholars, and leaders in her urgent and remarkable new book: The Black Agenda (out now!) is the first of its kind—a collection that "will challenge what you think is possible" (Ibram X. Kendi).
In just one generation, the world of young adulthood has changed drastically. As a world-renowned developmental psychologist and the author of the first (and only) comprehensive guide for parents of adult children, Laurence shows leaders, parents, and children how to communicate across generations.
In her memoir What Looks Like Bravery, Laurel explores how we can navigate disruption and come out stronger on the other side. Rebecca Skloot, bestselling author of The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, calls it "a life-changing lesson in healing from loss and trauma and a master class in resilience."
This past weekend, several of our top speakers spoke at SXSW, an annual conference dedicated to bringing diverse topics and people together. Our speakers talked about a variety of hot topics in the world. In case you missed it, here are the top five highlights from this week!
Juneteenth is the new federal holiday that marks the end of slavery. On June 19, we celebrate the strides we've made towards racial justice. We're proud to represent many leading speakers who illuminate the history of this celebration, celebrate the resilience of Black communities, and help us build a better future.
Devices that use Artificial Intelligence to track our brains are already being used worldwide, and this is just the beginning. In The Battle for Your Brain (out next week!), Nita Farahany says neurotechnology can vastly increase human potential, but first we need to ensure that our brains still belong to us alone.
June is Pride Month, and October is LGBT History Month—two occasions that offer us the chance to take inspiration from the immense contributions and achievements of the LGBTQ+ community. Lavin is proud to represent an incredible roster of LGBTQ+ speakers who celebrate queer joy and resilience.
With her instant New York Times bestseller The Sum of Us, Heather McGhee proved that when we fight inequality, we all win. Now, she’s bringing her crucial message to a new generation with The Sum of Us: Adapted for Young Readers, out this week!
Editor of The Black Agenda | Co-Founder of The Sadie Collective | Speaker on Diversity and the Future of Work
Award-Winning Expert on Self-Leadership, Mental Health, and the Conscious Mind | Internationally Bestselling Author of Chatter
Historian and Author of Bring the War Home | Co-editor of A Field Guide to White Supremacy
Psychotherapist | Bestselling Author of Maybe You Should Talk to Someone
Former National Security Official | Former Facebook Elections Integrity Head | Berggruen Institute Future of Democracy Fellow | Anti-Defamation League VP
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What if you could receive dispatches from the future, covering the impact of technology on our lives? Introducing Lavin + WIRED : an exclusive partnership that brings the makers of this landmark media institution directly to you in keynotes, trend reports, panels, and moderators—customized to your needs.
Every year, the TED Fellows program brings together an extraordinary group of innovators from around the world, inviting them up on stage at TED or TEDGlobal and giving momentum to their ideas. The Lavin Agency is proud to present our TED Fellow event package: three of these remarkable speakers hand-picked by you or selected by us. To find out how to book a group of TED Fellows to appear at your event, please give us a call: 1.800.265.4870
“Our clients are the people who used to stay up all night talking about politics, economics, music, art, culture—the engaged and the engaging. Now they work, go to conferences, meetings, parent conferences. But they miss thinking—miss the fun of thinking—and our job is to give it back to them.”