Writer, teacher, and speaker.
Expressing from the raw edges of life.
A bold speaker, she delivered the powerful TEDx talk “Not Sorry” on the stage in New Delhi, India encouraging women to use their unapologetic voices.
Sarah Hosseini (pronounced ho-SAY-nee) has written reported features and essays for The Atlantic, CNN, Harper’s Bazaar, The Washington Post, among other publications.
A bold speaker, she delivered the powerful TEDx talk “Not Sorry” on the stage in New Delhi, India encouraging women to use their unapologetic voices.
She founded Sovereign Daughter, an empowering journaling community for women to write their truths, be transformed, and heal during the COVID-19 pandemic. She still hosts workshops for women-centric groups around the world.
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Our voices matter and we have the right to honor our stories no matter how messy, broken, or flawed they seem.
—Sarah Hosseini
