About Sarah
Sarah Gallucci is an author, essayist, and professor. She has written reported features and essays for The Atlantic, CNN, Harper’s Bazaar, The Washington Post, Business Insider, among 100 + publications.
A bold speaker, she delivered the powerful TEDx talk “Better Humaning with AI.” She also gave the TEDx talk “Not Sorry” on the stage in New Delhi, India encouraging women to use their unapologetic voices. She’s been interviewed on over 50 podcasts, YouTube shows, TV and radio shows, and panels.
Sarah knows the power of an authentic voice firsthand and has made it her mission to help others harness theirs. It can make change happen in organizations, companies, and communities. It can transform self.
Sarah teaches professionals and leaders how to transform their words into real influence. Through narrative storytelling and engaging workshops she offers executive speaking coaching, writing consultancy for publication, and ethical AI-enhanced communication workshops and keynote speaking for organizations across the US and Europe.
Sarah's powerful TEDx talk about harnessing your authentic, unapologetic voice.
A guest lecture with Amity Finishing School in New Delhi, India encouraging students to write what obsesses them.
An International Women's Day workshop unpacking how gender and race impact how writing is received.
Sarah visits pro-choice reproductive clinic, Marie Stopes, in Nairobi, Kenya as a United Nations Population Fund journalist fellow.
Involved in several writing communities, Sarah attends Women Writers Fest in New Delhi, India hosted by SheThePeople TV.
Sarah's interview on WBTV about the effects of alcohol on women and the culture of drinking.
We all have a voice that we use to talk to people at work, at our kids’ school, and at dinner parties, but I also think we have an inner voice, this unapologetic voice that’s just waiting to explode out of us and ready to be heard.
—Sarah Gallucci
