Vicki brings law to life
— Sara Birch, Senior Lecturer in Law, Brighton University

See Vicki in Action

Get a feel for Vicki’s speaking style, perspective, and approach to bringing human rights issues to life.

Speaking That Puts Human Rights First

Vicki Prais brings nearly three decades of international human rights experience to the stage, combining real-world insight, compelling stories, and practical perspectives that challenge audiences to think differently and take action.

Her talks explore two areas at the heart of her work: prisoners’ rights and humane detintion, and building meaningful careers in human rights. Drawing on her experiences working with people in detention around the world, Vicki brings often overlooked human rights issues into the conversation and reminds audiences of a principle that has shaped her work: human rights do not stop at the prison gate.

From advocating for an elderly British woman in prison in Japan to supporting a hunger-striking prisoner in Algeria, Vicki brings human rights to life through stories grounded in decades of practice. She also draws on her own career journey to help students and professionals understand the realities, opportunities, and challenges of building a career in the sector.

Whether you are planning a conference, careers event, university lecture, or professional gathering, Vicki will work with you to create a talk that speaks to your audience and leaves them informed, inspired, and ready to think differently about human rights.

Vicki is represented by Andromeda Talent.

Where Vicki Has Taken the Stage

“She brings law to life in the classroom and inspires the students”

Sara Birch, Senior Lecturer,
Brighton University

“Vicki is a gifted public speaker with the ability to convey, in an accessible language, complex human rights law concepts.”

Melina Padron

former Human Rights Advisor,

Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office

“Vicki’s passion for human rights shines through as she speaks and her practical advice leaves you walking home feeling ready to take on your aspirations.”

Chloe Lam, University of Cambridge

Vicki delivered a workshop on “The Skills You Need to Kickstart Your Human Rights Career, which quickly became one of the most attended and anticipated sessions of the event. What set her workshop apart was its strong focus on practical skills and meaningful reflection, making it both engaging and useful for the participants
— Hedin, Vice President of Professional Development, European Law Students Association.

Why Organizations Invite Vicki to Speak

From in-person events to virtual stages, Vicki brings nearly three decades of international human rights experience to audiences around the world. Every talk is tailored to your audience, combining real-world insight with engaging storytelling and practical takeaways.

Real-World Insights

Award-Winning Speaker

Tailored to Your Audience

International Expertise

Actionable Takeaways

Engaging Presentations

What Vicki is booked for

Trusted by Organizations Around the World

Vicki has spoken for universities, international organizations, professional associations, and human rights organizations around the world.


United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

University of Oxford

TEDx, University of Sussex

American Society of International Law

University of Amsterdam

Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights

Brighton University

Canadian Lawyers for International Human Rights

UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office

University of Chicago

Global Campus of Human Rights

McGill University

National Law School of India University

Human Rights Lawyers Association

Birmingham City University

Tennessee World Affairs Council

Canadian Council on International Law

European Law Students Association

Hope for Justice

University of Applied Arts Vienna

Royal College of General Practitioners, Secure Environments Group

Girls Human Rights Hub

Atlas Women

American Society of International Law Mentoring Programme

What Event Organizers Are Saying

Vicki delivered a human rights evening for the Bar Society of the University of Greenwich. The session was highly inspiring and highly informative and everyone found it engaging.
— Daria, President of the University of Greenwich Bar School
From the moment Vicki spoke, it was clear that she is not only deeply passionate about her work but also truly invested in supporting the next generation of lawyers. She made complex career pathways feel more accessible, offering guidance that was both strategic and encouraging.
— Anouk, international lawyer, mentor – American Society of International Law