Gill Hicks is an acclaimed Australian-born speaker, author, and advocate for peace, renowned for her inspirational story of survival and resilience. In 2005, Gill was critically injured in the London terrorist bombings, losing both of her legs. Her remarkable recovery and unwavering spirit have since made her a powerful voice for peace and positive change.
As the founder of the not-for-profit organisation M.A.D. for Peace, Gill works tirelessly to promote dialogue and understanding, aiming to inspire individuals to contribute to a more peaceful world. Her work extends to various roles, including serving as a motivational speaker, peace advocate, and curator.
Gill’s contributions have been widely recognised, earning her numerous awards and honours, including an MBE for her services to charity and a nomination as Australian of the Year. She is also an accomplished author, sharing her journey and insights through her writing.
Gill continues to inspire audiences globally with her profound message of hope, courage, and the power of the human spirit. Her dedication to fostering peace and resilience makes her a truly transformative figure in the realms of advocacy and public speaking.
Her drive, commitment and appreciation for life, coupled with her dry wit and relatable style make her a wonderful choice for all motivational and inspirational activities.
