Courage that catches on
Four minutes were enough at the Speaker Slam in Mastershausen to take a jury and 130 people along. That's how stories that stick work.

For fifty years on the road between Tanzania, Kyrgyzstan, Iran and Switzerland. I speak about courage, about self-assured women, and about what happens when you replace your fear with a real encounter.

Four minutes were enough at the Speaker Slam in Mastershausen to take a jury and 130 people along. That's how stories that stick work.
Between the Maasai steppe and Switzerland. A life made of leaving and returning — and of people who become family.
For more than ten years involved in building the Orthodontic Center of Osh in Kyrgyzstan — the region's leading treatment center for children with cleft lip and palate.
Alone through Iran as a woman — without a plan.
A two-month journey by VW bus from Switzerland to Kyrgyzstan. The story is published as a book in autumn 2026 — premiering at the Frankfurt Book Fair in October. It's about encounters that change the picture of a whole country, and about the question: what do you find when you set off alone?
Keynotes for companies, associations, women's events and travel communities. Topics: courage, trust, solo travel, intercultural encounter, change in the second half of life.


Press releases, photo material and bio texts for editorial teams.
To the press sectionIn front of around 130 spectators and an expert jury, the Swiss speaker won over the International Speaker Slam with her authentic story of a solo trip through Iran as a woman.