Supriya Vani

Supriya Vani is a New York City-based thought leader and author who has spent more than a decade in conversation with the world’s most consequential voices, Nobel Peace Prize laureates, presidents and prime ministers, on the values that will shape our future. During that time, Vani interviewed nearly all living Nobel Peace Prize laureates and multiple world leaders on human values, moral courage and the legacy we leave behind.

Vani’s book, "Battling Injustice: 16 Women Nobel Peace Laureates," captures these conversations in intimate detail and has been celebrated by the very people who lived these stories.

Vani has spoken at the United Nations, the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates, the Nobel Women’s Initiative, Laureates and Leaders and the World Academy of Arts and Science. She holds the honorary James Patterson Fellowship from Vanderbilt University. Vani’s talks are included in the audio archives of leading American universities.

Vani leads "Letters to the Daughters of the World by the Leaders of the World," the world’s first Moral Archive for Future Generations. The project gathers intimate, personal letters from presidents, prime ministers, Nobel laureates and global changemakers written directly to the daughters of the world to affirm dignity, courage and moral clarity across generations. Every letter begins with the same invocation, "Dear Daughters of the World." These are words written to survive decades, to be returned to, to steady a reader when the world feels loud.