Public Speaking
Lovette Jallow is a renowned public speaker on DEIB (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging), AI inclusivity, and neurodiversity. She has delivered impactful keynotes and moderated panels for corporate and academic audiences across Sweden and internationally.
Lovette Jallow offers tailored public speaking, keynotes, and panel moderation focused on promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEIB). Drawing from data-driven insights and her experiences as an Black Swedish woman, Lovette inspires action and challenges assumptions. Whether discussing neurodiversity, healthcare equity, AI ethics, or inclusive beauty practices, she engages global audiences to build more inclusive societies.
Learn how to dismantle workplace discrimination, meet legal diversity obligations and foster inclusive environments where everyone can thrive.
Explore critical issues contributing to healthcare inequities and how these challenges affect marginalized communities.
Discover the challenges and benefits of building inclusivity into artificial intelligence strategies to prevent perpetuating bias and inequity.
Understand ADHD/Autism in professional settings and learn practical strategies for inclusive environments, including adaptive workplace solutions.
Learn practical actions that will help your organisation move beyond surface-level metrics and truly embrace a diverse and inclusive workplace culture.
Critically examine the concept of white saviourism within the nonprofit and NGO sector and learn more inclusive and equitable practices.
Understand the importance of design and marketing to meet the inclusivity needs of a diverse consumer audience wíthin the beauty industry.
Empower management and teams to tell stories that break free from stereotypes and resonate deeply with diverse audiences.
With a global reach of millions, a passion to build a more inclusive world, and a belief that everyone can have an impact, Lovette inspires and empowers audiences.
As she shares her personal experience growing up as an Afro-Swedish woman in a white-normative society, she provides insights on how to build representation and inclusion into the spaces where we live and work so that inclusivity becomes the norm.
Her dedicated and passionate activism has impacted millions in Scandinavia, inspired individuals across the world, and received acclaimed recognition, including Region Stockholm’s Award, WMA Gambia Humanitarian Award in The Gambia, and the prestigious Raoul Wallenberg Prize for both her efforts with her nonprofit organisation, Action for Humanity, against racism and inequality. She also received the Solidaritetspriset (the Solidarity Prize) for the fight for equal value for all.
The combination of strong digital platforms and bespoke lectures, allows her to take the conversation far and wide, and today, she is one of the strongest voices for justice and diversity.
