Grace Chenxin Liu, a teen from New York, is a researcher, advocate, and changemaker. She has been recognized as a global top youth advocate and changemaker for gender equality and sustainable development. She is the youngest invited speaker at the United Nations (UN) SDG Learncast and TEDxDeerPark. She is a WomenTech Network Global Awards Winner, Global Youth Challenge Winner and Ambassador, YOUNGA (the world’s largest global festival for impact) Equality & Inclusion Working Group Leader, Girls Leadership Academy Ambassador, STEM Role Model & Keynote Speaker.

As a member of the Global Conference on Women's Studies Scientific Committee, 2022-2024 National Youth Advisory Council, 1000 Girls 1000 Futures, the Junior Academy of the New York Academy of Sciences (NYAS), and the Stevens Initiative Alumni, she was honored to be NYAS & Stevens Initiative Event Moderator, 2x National Winner of the American National Council of Associations of Chinese Language Schools Speech Contest, and the youngest and one of the selected few highlighted speakers at many international, national, and local conferences/events, which has inspired so many girls/women and students across six continents and from 100+ countries.

Liu is the Founder of Sharing to Empower, an internationally recognized global alliance to promote gender and sustainable development issues. Her sole-authored research is published in The Journal of International Women’s Studies. The UN published her first-authored research. She has worked on 10+ international research projects and developed technological solutions to real-world problems. She has more than 40 pieces of writing and artwork featured in academic journals, anthologies, newspapers, books, conference proceedings, and social media.

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