Yvette N. A. Pappoe is a law professor, civil rights attorney, and equity-centered speaker whose work sits at the intersection of law, identity, and justice. She specializes in anti-discrimination law, critical race theory, and intersectional feminism, bringing a dynamic blend of academic rigor and practical insight to her talks. Yvette has delivered keynotes, led DEI workshops, and provided legal consulting for a wide range of institutions, including The World Bank, law firms, nonprofits, and universities.

A first-generation immigrant and founder of multiple ventures, Yvette speaks powerfully on leadership, entrepreneurship, and the lived realities of marginalized communities navigating professional spaces. Whether she’s delivering a lecture on race and the law, facilitating a corporate equity training, or guiding women of color through legal empowerment, her approach is sharp, accessible, and deeply human.