Aija Mayrock

Aija Mayrock is a dynamic activist, poet, and bestselling author whose career has been marked by a commitment to empowering young voices. At just 19, she published her first book, “The Survival Guide to Bullying,” which quickly became an international bestseller and is now incorporated into school curriculums across the United States. This groundbreaking work combines personal narrative with practical advice, helping countless young people navigate the challenges of bullying and mental health.

Following the success of her debut, Aija released her second book, “Dear Girl,” at the age of 25. This collection of poetry explores themes of womanhood, self-discovery, and empowerment, resonating deeply with readers and further establishing her as a leading voice in contemporary literature. Both of her books have been translated into multiple languages, expanding her reach and impact globally.

In addition to her writing, Aija has captivated audiences with her performances at prestigious venues such as Madison Square Garden and the United Nations. Her ability to connect with diverse audiences has allowed her to speak on critical issues like mental health, women’s empowerment, and ageism, making her a sought-after speaker and advocate.

Currently pursuing an MBA at Columbia Business School, Aija continues to blend her artistic talents with business acumen. Recently selected as an Eisenhower Fellow, she will engage with global leaders to address pressing societal issues, further solidifying her role as a transformative figure in both the literary and activist communities.