Public speaking
Daphne Di Cinto is an earnest speaker, warm, humorous, relatable, capable of shifting the energy of a room, of holding the attention of both high school students and PhDs. Daphne's passion for themes such as Afro-European history, representation, identity and the power of film as a catalyst for change is undeniable and contagious. Daphne's talks hold space for critical thinking and create fertile ground for meaningful dialogue on the links among media, culture, education, environment, social responsibility and the creation of places where diversity is seen and celebrated as opposed to tokenized. She offers a unique insight into narratives that centre and amplify Afro-European voices. Daphne's personality and unique blend of experiences, paired with a potential screening of her work will leave your audience electrified, inspired and positively curious.
Topics
Afro-European History
Identity
Second Generations
Representation
Hidden histories
The Power of Film
Diversity
Creative Activism
Women in Film
Mission statement
My mission is to give a visual image to hidden histories that belong to us all, to stories that have the power to widen our perception of the world and consequently spark our curiousity, instead of our fear of what we don’t know, of who we don’t know.
Clients
Princeton University
Columbia University
New York University
University of Toronto
CVC (London)
King’s College (London)
Yanibes Consulting
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