
I’m on a mission to increase intersectional disability representation and democratize visibility.
Tackle this mission with me
Hire me as a speaker
I am a frequent virtual and in-person speaker on disability representation through an intersectional lens, mental health, and embracing adversity. I’m a 3x TEDx speaker and my TED talk, How to Help Employees with Disabilities Thrive, has over 1 million views. I also spoke on 5 sessions at the 2018 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
Partner with me and my brand
I love partnering with like-minded brands that are passionate about advancing intersectional disability representation to my audience of 200k+. I’ve worked with brands like TikTok, Hilton, Pinterest, Dell, and more.
I’m the creator of the #AntiAbleism short-form video series with more than 5M+ views. I was named a 2021 TikTok API Trailblazer and was part of the #LearnOnTikTok program.
I was a creator in the Twitter Spaces Spark Program and LinkedIn Creator Accelerator Program in 2022.
In 2021, I grew quickly on Clubhouse (14k+), speaking in rooms on disability, public speaking, branding, and more.
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Work 1:1 with me
Need personalized help and guidance for your company? Want to “pick my brain” or ask for advice? I’ve worked with companies and individuals on a 1:1 basis.
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What people are saying
“Thank you for an amazing panel discussion. Your perspective was a great encouragement and reminder of inclusivity for those who are disabled and bringing them to the table, and not just seeing them as those who we provide services to.”
— Collective Impact Convening
“Early on at rideOS, we invited Tiffany Yu to come in and talk to us. This conversation helped to jumpstart our view and subsequent policies, hiring criteria, and mentorship program.”
— Justin Ho, CEO and Co-Founder of rideOS
“Tiffany was outstanding, 10 out of 5!! So engaging, great content and a genuinely awesome person.”
“What would you like at the next summit? More of Tiffany, wellbeing needs to be sold in all industries.”