About the Author – Elizabeth Horlemann
Elizabeth Horlemann is an experienced trainer, consultant, and author specializing in topics such as ableism, racism, grief, and intercultural diversity. Born and raised in Kenya, she has personally experienced the profound challenges associated with the intersection of discrimination and inequality. These experiences form the foundation of her book, “Not Now Please: Living Through Ableism, Racism, and Grief,” where she writes honestly and powerfully about her personal struggles and her journey toward empowerment.
As an expert in intercultural communication and social justice, Elizabeth brings essential perspectives into the discourse through her lectures and workshops. She inspires her audiences to become more sensitive to issues such as diversity and inclusion and provides valuable insights on dealing with discrimination and societal prejudice.
In addition to her work as an author, Elizabeth is a sought-after speaker at conferences, book readings, and events focused on social and societal issues. Her commitment to a more just and inclusive world runs through all of her projects.
Book Elizabeth Horlemann as a speaker, for a book reading, or order her book to learn more about the challenges and resilience involved in facing ableism, racism, and grief. Together, we can expand the discourse and take important steps toward inclusion and justice.
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