Ruth Clare

Ruth Clare is a seasoned speaker who covers a diverse range of topics blending personal experiences with research. Her engaging talks focus on resilience, overcoming adversity, domestic and family violence, and transgenerational impacts of war.

With a compelling personal narrative, Ruth Clare sheds light on the often overlooked issue of children's exposure to domestic violence and the long-lasting effects of war trauma on families.

In addition to her three TEDx talks, Ruth Clare has delivered keynote addresses at various events, including International Women's Day, RUOK Day, and Child Protection Week. She has also shared her motivational insights at schools, charity events, and literary festivals.

A talented author, Ruth Clare's memoir 'Enemy' delves into her childhood experiences with family violence and alcoholism, highlighting the resilience and courage developed through adversity. The book also delves into the psychological impacts of war, drawing from her father's Vietnam War service.

Ruth Clare holds a Bachelor's Degree in Biochemistry with a minor in journalism from Queensland University of Technology. Her educational journey began at Rockhampton State High School.

Professionally, Ruth Clare has a diverse background having worked as a Technical Writer at APA Group, a Copywriter at Empowering-Communities, and a Business Manager at Mono Design. She is also the owner of Ruth Clare Copywriting.