Patricia Arquette: Humanitarian
Keynote speaker and actress Patricia Arquette delivers social justice, gender equality and advocacy insights, inspiring audiences to drive change, amplify voices and advance human rights.
Quick Facts:
- Academy Award-winning actress for Boyhood
- Emmy Award-winning performance in Medium
- Keynote speaker and advocate for social justice and equality
- Prominent voice for gender pay equity and women’s rights
- Formats: Keynote Speaker and Celebrity Activist
- Audiences: Corporate audiences, nonprofits, educators and organizations focused on diversity, equity, inclusion and social impact
- Outcomes:
- Inspire action toward gender equality and human rights
- Increase awareness of systemic inequality and advocacy opportunities
- Encourage meaningful dialogue and social responsibility
- Travels from: Los Angeles, CA
- **Fee range: On Request
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Keynote Topics:
Fighting Against Breast Cancer
More than 200,000 American women develop breast cancer every year, and about 40,000 lose their fight with the disease. After her mother died of breast cancer in 1997, Patricia Arquette vowed she would do everything she could to raise awareness about the disease and continue the fight for a long-awaited cure.
Patricia has run in the annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure and also was the spokesperson for Lee National Denim Day, which raises millions of dollars for breast cancer research and education.
In this talk, Patricia tells the personal story of how breast cancer has affected her family, reveals the measures she takes to protect herself, and discusses how raising awareness about the disease and women’s health is more important than ever.
EQUAL MEANS EQUAL
SHEDDING LIGHT ON THE GENDER WAGE GAP AND HOW IT IMPACTS US ALL
GOING GLOBAL WITH COMMUNITY SANITATION
THE STORY OF GIVELOVE
Patricia Arquette’s nonprofit GiveLove is not just an ordinary charity. GiveLove takes a hands-on approach to helping those in need by empowering people to help themselves.
GiveLove not only implements life-saving technologies in developing countries and emergency contexts, but also by educating communities on how to sustain those same technologies long after first recovery efforts are over. In this talk, Patricia explains GiveLove’s philosophy, which includes a major focus on education through Green School Programs and community-based technical training.
These programs provide a place where children and communities learn about sanitation and ecology by seeing these principles in action and participating in the management of the projects. Their skills-transfer approach breaks from the standard aid model of dependency so that communities learn best practices to improve health in their own communities.
GiveLove strives to support holistic community-led projects that help foster ecological awareness and empower Haitians of all ages with the skills they need to build and manage their own sanitation systems.
This multi-media presentation, which includes photos and video footage of eco-sanitation training and technology in action, will show audiences that helping others goes far beyond monetary giving.
Turning Poison Into Medicine
Eco-Sanitation, Sustainability, and Public Health
The realities are harsh—2.6 billion people have no access to sanitation and 1.1 billion people do not have access to the most basic survival requirement: clean water. Lack of sanitation kills more children than AIDS, Malaria, and TB combined.
And the number one pollutant to water sources, which is caused by poor sanitation, is entirely preventable. In this talk, Patricia Arquette addresses these harsh realities, and explains how her nonprofit, GiveLove, is using eco-sanitation technologies to work against them in Haiti.
Patricia explains thermophilic composting technology, which, though a simple science, the dangerous pathogens in human excreta—the stuff that poisons millions—can be eliminated and transformed into new soil for growing crops that provide nutrients and save lives.
Finally, Patricia explains how the same technologies GiveLove uses in Haiti could provide innovative, affordable solutions to one of the world’s biggest, most dangerous problems.
Talent Short Bio
Patricia Arquette is an acclaimed actress, writer, activist and keynote speaker known for her powerful performances and unwavering commitment to social justice. With a career spanning decades, she has earned critical acclaim, including an Academy Award for Boyhood and an Emmy Award for her role in Medium.
Beyond her work in film and television, Patricia has become a leading advocate for gender equality, human rights and environmental sustainability. Her widely recognized speech at the 2015 Academy Awards calling for equal pay and gender parity sparked global conversation and reinforced her role as a prominent voice for change.
Patricia is deeply involved in advocacy efforts supporting marginalized communities and has been a strong proponent of the Equal Rights Amendment. Her work focuses on addressing systemic inequality and empowering individuals to take action.
Read Full Bio
Actress, writer, and activist Patricia Arquette has left an indelible mark on both the entertainment industry and the realm of social advocacy. With a distinguished career spanning decades, Arquette has garnered critical acclaim and numerous accolades for her compelling portrayals on screen.
From her Oscar-winning performance in “Boyhood” to her Emmy-winning role in “Medium,” she has captivated audiences with her talent and authenticity. Beyond her artistic achievements, Arquette has emerged as a prominent voice for marginalized communities, leveraging her platform to advocate for social justice causes.
Arquette’s commitment to social change extends beyond environmental advocacy. At the 2015 Academy Awards, her impassioned call for gender equality and fair wages for women reverberated across the globe, sparking a renewed conversation on gender parity in the entertainment industry and beyond. Since then, she has emerged as a leading figure in the fight for women’s rights, advocating for the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) to address systemic discrimination against women.
As a speaker, Patricia Arquette brings a unique blend of personal insight, artistic expertise, and activist fervor to her engagements. Drawing from her own experiences navigating the challenges of Hollywood and her transformative journey as an advocate, she offers audiences a compelling perspective on issues ranging from gender equality and environmental sustainability to social justice and human rights.
With a natural charisma and an unwavering commitment to her convictions, Patricia Arquette captivates audiences, inspiring action and fostering meaningful dialogue.
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