Meet Amber

Amber has traveled the nation for over 20 years as a professional motivational speaker working with companies and organizations such as PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Monster.com's Making It Count and Diversity Leadership Programs, and the American Association of University Women.

She's spoken to thousands of students at hundreds of colleges and universities about topics including survivorship, leadership, diversity, suicide prevention, mental health, quantum physics, the power of positive thinking, and making an impact in underserved communities.

Amber's experiences as a caregiver for her late husband during his cancer journey and subsequent passing created a new layer of challenge that has blessed her with the insight about how to move through a grief journey, and how vital it is to focus on mental health and spiritual wellness as the touchstone for surviving unimaginable loss in the human experience.

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Keynote Topics - What Amber Brings To Your Event

  • Your Dreams MATTER: Declaring Your Purpose and Demanding a Place at the Table
  • Walk With Unconquerable Strength: How to Create Your Own Life Story
  • Elevate Your Human Experience through Focus: Quantum Physics and Manifesting with Your Mind
  • Mental Health and Moving Through a Grief Journey: How to Find Your Own Profound Peace
  • Make the Highest Choice: Self-Love and Support as the Keys to Suicide Prevention
  • Power, Passion, and Pursuit- Female Leadership in the 21th Century

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Testimonials

For several years, Amber Jazairi has been the keynote speaker at our annual STEM Conference for 8th Grade Girls. All of the educational conference workshops are led by women who have achieved success in their respective STEM-related fields. I have watched and listened on many occasions while she delivers her message to our group of over 600-- consisting primarily 13-14-year-old girls, but also including teachers and adult volunteers--and each year I have also had the privilege of reviewing hundreds of written audience evaluations after the conclusion of her presentation.
As she speaks to her audience, relating with honest clarity (and no small amount of humor), the story of her life's challenges and accomplishments, her voice and words deliver powerful messages: the value of pursuing not just an education but of developing self-worth and respect for others, as well as loyalty, kindness and persistence. The girls (and the adults, as well) are at turns rapt with attention and jolted into laughter as Amber delivers. Her ability to project warm acceptance and love for her young audience is palpable and they respond by returning it to her. The girls' written evaluations speak of feeling uniquely connected to Amber, as if they have made a lifelong friend. We are so grateful for Amber's contribution to our community

Kathryn Brown

Chair, STEM Initiatives Committee, AAUW Redlands, CA

In addition to her speech, Amber engages with the girls, calls them by their names, reassures them, and treats them as her best friends. They seem to feel respected by this. There are many important statements in her talks for the girls, but one of my favorites is her admonishment to them, “NO MORE MEAN GIRLS. You need each other to hold each other up.”

Pamela Ford

Co-chair of the AAUW San Jacinto College STEM Conference

I am currently the President of the Redlands Branch of the AAUW. Amber has been our Keynote speaker for 15 years. She speaks to the heart of the young ladies and empowers them to move forward courageously with their lives. The girls absolutely adore Amber, and she forms some long term connections for young girls who need a friend. Her message of positivity stayed with me for days. We are incredibly lucky to have her work with us year after year.

Patricia Stubbs, President

AAUW Redlands Branch

Amber is an engaging and charismatic speaker. She has a unique ability to engage and inspire an audience, young women particularly. Amber has been a tremendous asset to our STEM Conference for many years. Her stories are heartfelt and drive home the message that each individual has it within themselves to achieve their goals. Our 8th grade girls always walk away from her message feeling empowered and ready to take on the challenges of high school and beyond.

Heather Abushanab

AAUW Redlands Branch