Anna, a young white woman with brown wavy hair sitting in a black electric wheelchair. She smiles and is outside in front of a purple and gray bridge.

Anna Landre is an internationally-recognized disability justice activist and researcher.

Her work focuses on the social, physical, and legal barriers that disabled people face around the world, and has earned invites to the Biden-Harris White House, Brazilian National Congress, and more. She was elected twice to serve as a Commissioner in the city of Washington, D.C., and was recently named to Teen Vogue’s 2020 edition of 21 Under 21. Anna is a Truman and Marshall Scholar currently based in London.

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Highlights

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This Georgetown sophomore wants to change how we view and talk about disabilities

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Georgetown Senior Researches Global Disabilities Rights Policies, Wins Marshall Scholarship

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Teen Vogue’s 21 Under 21, 2020: The Girls and Femmes Building a Better Future