18/06/2026
What does true inclusion look like in the future we are building?
TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possibility welcomes Daphne Frias, Forbes 30 Under 30 activist, disability rights advocate, climate justice organizer, and storyteller from New York City.
Living with Cerebral Palsy and using a wheelchair, Daphne brings a deeply personal perspective to conversations surrounding accessibility, equity, public health, and systemic change. Her work challenges the idea that issues like climate change, healthcare inequity, gun violence, voting rights, and disability rights exist separately, instead revealing how deeply interconnected they truly are.
As New York State Director for March For Our Lives, she helped advance more than 15 statewide gun safety laws. She also founded Box the Ballot, mobilizing young people to collect over 20,000 absentee ballots and strengthen youth participation in democracy.
Recognized as a TIME Latino Leader, Daphne’s advocacy and storytelling have been featured in The New York Times, Teen Vogue, NPR, VICE, and ELLE.
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