Transformational Change Expert,

UN Representative, Speaker,

and Expert Trainer

Rebecca Irby is a speaker, facilitator, and producer who helps people and institutions move from talk to practice. She leads the PEAC Institute (ECOSOC Special Consultative Status at the United Nations since 2020) and is a key leader in the movement that earned the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize. She brings youth, art, and practical tools into rooms where policy is made. Trained in yoga and somatics, she leads sound experiences that ground hard conversations with care.

CoNGO Board Representative • Helped secure recognition of the Committee for Dignity and the Elimination of All Discrimination and IntoleranceHubcast UN Reporter (2025–2027).

Trusted By

United Nations, ICAN, Harvard Law, Yale Policy Conference, Rutgers University, University of Michigan, New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DNV, PyeongChang Global Peace Forum, Detroit Future City, and many more

Signature talks

Formats: 20 to 45 minute keynotes, 60 to 120 minute workshops, custom series upon request.

  • Transformational Change that Sticks

  • Peace Leadership in Practice

  • Somatic Leadership and Sound

  • Media that moves people

  • Find Your North Star

  • Youth, Work, and Global Citizenship

Leadership Intensives & Retreats Available Upon Request

Featured:

  • A key leader in the movement that earned the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize

  • UN statements and panels, various committees

  • Diversity Business Leader Award, 2024

  • Interviews and features, Strategy, education, and Tech

A woman in a black and white dress holding an open box with a medal inside. A larger medal on a chain is draped over her leg, and a box with another medal is placed on the ground in front of her.

Rebecca, holding the Nobel Peace Prize at the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty Conference in Geneva, April 2018