Talks Revisited: Helen Keller with Monika Lind

Discover the extraordinary life of Helen Keller, one of the most inspiring figures of the 20th century, in this fascinating talk from Monika Lind's popular Revisited series.

Despite losing both her sight and hearing as a young child, Helen Keller refused to let disability define her life. Through determination and perseverance, she became the first deafblind person to earn a college degree and went on to become an internationally respected author, educator and humanitarian.

Travelling across the world, Keller campaigned tirelessly for better sight and hearing healthcare while advocating for women's rights, social justice and peace. Her remarkable achievements transformed not only her own life but also the lives of millions of people around the world.

Presented by Monika Lind, this inspiring talk explores Helen Keller's extraordinary journey, the challenges she overcame and the enduring legacy of a woman whose courage changed history.

About the Speaker

Monika Lind is a retired university lecturer in Culture and Humanities Studies who is passionate about sharing her eclectic knowledge and enthusiasm for history, culture and remarkable people through engaging and accessible talks.