For more than two decades he's spoken to hundreds of
thousands of people on
racism, bullying, and the power of respect.
What Quay Does
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What people are saying:
"If I had met a guy like Quay when I was younger, I may have avoided all the trouble I got into later. Quay helps the kids a lot of other people wouldn't take the time to work with. "
-Frank Meeink, former skinhead Subject of the movie American History X 
"Quay's personal awakening has prompted his to share his story with others in hopes of infusing them with a similar desire to live outside the confining barriers of racist ideology. He cares enough to confront, a quality lacking in far too many so-called leaders."
-Dr. Terrance Roberts, member of the Little Rock Nine |
"Quay Hanna is more than just an inspiring and exciting speaker - he is a role model for audiences. Quay opens eyes, and more profoundly, opens hearts with his amazing message."
-Dr. Jody Roy, National Association of Students Against Violence Everywhere (SAVE) 
"Quay's desire to bridge the gap between people of diverse cultural, ethnic, and social backgrounds is needed around the world to foster peace. I am pleased to see his work in the area of conflict resolution, opening dialogue between enemies and friends."
-Ibyinka Alao, Nigerian Ambassador to the Arts of the United Nations |
"It was truly an honor and a privilege to see Quay Hanna in action. He is doing amazing things and it is clear the kids love him. It's my hope that he keeps up the incredible work and continues to change the world with his story."
-Kyra Phillips, reporter, CNN |
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"Quay Hanna is the embodiment of the "Travel Quote" by Mark Twain. He is the ultimate teacher who pays it forward through sharing his empirical education and experiences with America's youth to eliminate ignorance and bigotry while building a better future for all. His journey is one from which we can all learn vicariously."
- Daryl Davis, musician/author/ race relations specialist |
"We highly recommend Quay as an assembly speaker after a school has experienced serious tensions. He is also an extremely effective small group worker with angry and alienated students."
- Ann Van Dyke, Former civil rights investigator, Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission