Sharon Angel is a dynamic, young leader and a voice for this generation. Sharon’s passion lies in bridging societal divides between people of different status, faith, caste, race, age and gender. Her goal is to voice the concerns of the destitute and help facilitate their journey toward rehabilitation, employment, freedom, and peace through her work in media and justice.

Speech Delegations: Alliance for Peacebuilding, US Institute of Peace, International Women’s Peace Group, Jerusalem Center for Peace & Truth and International Religious Freedom Summit.

Appears on: WVOX, Medium, Authority Magazine, Ms Career Girl, Gay & Lesbian Review, Naluda, Be My Travel Muse, New You, India West, World Religion News, Catholic Universe, CBN News, ADF India and Religious Freedom & Business Foundation

Growing up immersed in media, Sharon has studied and worked with media organizations around the world to effectively take her message to a global audience. As a Bachelor in Broadcast Communication, Graduate of MFA in Cinema-Television, and producer of several programs, she empowers other women media advocates with technical skills to produce their own show. Sharon speaks around the world, teaches and trains leaders on identity and courage, making effective daily decisions that promote peace, stability and a healthy lifestyle.

Sharon is a recent Author of the book, “The Courage to Identify Who You Are” awarded #1 New Release on Amazon still holding a high rating by readers. The book’s success as paperback, kindle and audio book demanded the breakdown of identity and courage concepts into bite size ideas. Naturally she started a podcast in 2021, focusing on daily decisions to build individual identity and help choose courage over fear while living life in the 21st century. Her podcast, “The Courage to Identify” has a 4.8 rating and is available on all streaming platforms. The limited series has run for two seasons and is expected to release season three by Spring/Summer 2023.

Sharon’s passion lies in her video series, “Random Thoughts”. The YouTube series started in 2013 and shares the truly random thoughts through matters she encounters in her life, travels, work and leisure. She has taken on difficult subjects starting from domestic violence, religious freedom, peaceful relationships, child labor, disaster relief, mental health to everyday topics like having a bad day, the meaning of love and daily spending. Her channel encourages people to open up and share their experiences on matters that tear people apart, so that Sharon can do her part in inspiring a new perspective for peace, bridging the gap and stimulate reconciliation. Subscribers also get a sneak peek into her life through her vlogs, as she showcases some of her favorite things to do while she travels and reminisces about growing up in India.

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