Rosalind Wiseman is a New York Times bestselling author, educator, and leadership expert who has spent her career helping young people better understand relationships, friendships, leadership, and the challenges of growing up.
She is best known as the author of Queen Bees and Wannabes, the groundbreaking book that helped inspire the hit movie and Broadway musical Mean Girls. Her work explores topics students experience every day, including friendships, fitting in, peer pressure, bullying, social groups, communication, and treating others with respect.
Rosalind has written several other books about young people, families, and leadership, including Masterminds & Wingmen. She has worked with students, educators, parents, schools, and organizations around the world to create healthier and more respectful communities.
Her expertise has taken her to some extraordinary places. She has spoken at organizations and institutions including the White House, U.S. Department of Justice, Library of Congress, Google, Microsoft, and SXSW.
Rosalind also works internationally with schools and educators, helping adults better understand the experiences of today's young people and how they can support students as they develop confidence, independence, and leadership skills.
Throughout her career, Rosalind has encouraged students to think about an important idea: you don't have to change who you are simply to fit in. Her work challenges young people to develop the confidence to be themselves, build meaningful relationships, stand up for others, and become thoughtful leaders in their schools and communities.
