Sinead Burke Biography

Sinad Burke is a writer, campaigner, and academic instructor. Sinad seeks to accelerate systemic change in the areas of diversity, inclusion, design, and disability. She advises clients in the fashion, architecture, technology, and design sectors on how to make environments and products more accessible to all. Sinad is credited with introducing the word "small person" (duine beag) into the Irish language. Sinad is a TED speaker, and her lecture is titled Why Design Should Include Everyone has had over one million views, and she most recently addressed the Business of Fashion VOICES conference. She was the sole Irish female delegate at the World Economic Forum 2018 annual meeting in Davos, and she will return as a Cultural Leader of Davos program in 2019. Gucci CEO Marco Bizzarri awarded Sinad with The Leadership Award at the Eco-Age Green Carpet Fashion Awards. Sinad is a British Vogue Contributing Editor who also writes for the Financial Times Teen Vogue and the New York Times. Sinad has been on The Moth as well as DeRay Pod Save the People. She is the cover heroine of the Business of Fashion Age of Influence print edition, a member of the BoF500, and one of the 25 most influential women working in Britain in 2018, according to British Vogue.

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