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Overcoming the Unthinkable: Resilience, Courage, Hope
Philanthropist and disability advocate WILL REEVE offers powerful message to those overcoming obstacles at work and in life. When his father – famed actor Christopher Reeve – experienced a spinal cord injury, Reeve saw firsthand how his family dedicated their lives to caring for others and finding a cure through the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. He leaves audiences of all kinds feeling inspired and empowered to overcome obstacles and make a difference.
Lessons in Love and Loyalty, Courage and Compassion, Perseverance and Hope
In his intimate and revealing presentation, WILL REEVE shares the lessons he learned from his parents, Christopher and Dana Reeve, the values they instilled in him, the way he applies those values to his life and how you can (and should), too.
Continuing a Legacy: Advocacy and Advances in Spinal Cord Injury Research and Care
An outspoken advocate on behalf of those living with paralysis, WILL REEVE shares insights on the state of spinal cord injury research, the importance of Quality of Life for individuals and loved ones affected by paralysis, and how he carries on his parents’ legacy as both a child of a spinal cord injured father and as an active board member of and ambassador for the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation.
Give > Take
WILL REEVE shares his observations on and experience with the importance and benefits of finding personal, professional and philanthropic meaning in your life, and how to do it.
Starting From The Bottom: A Young Person’s Guide to Winning When All Seems Lost
WILL REEVE leads a judgement-free, empathetic, peer-to-peer working guide on how to deal with failure, fear and grief, and what works best to reach the personal and professional goals that feel so far away for young people, whether they’re struggling or not.
Grief As Good
How and why to turn the worst moment(s) of your life into a powerful force for good—for you and the world.
Will Reeve honors his father’s legacy with a Superman cameo
ABC News correspondent and spinal cord injury advocate WILL REEVE was selected to make a cameo as a TV reporter on the upcoming D.C. Studios movie in a nod to his late father, Christopher Reeve, who was best known for his work in the role of Superman. Will Reeve’s cameo honors the timeless nature of Superman, Christopher Reeve’s legacy, and his own disability justice advocacy. Reeve told Variety, “The majority of my memories of my dad involve him after the accident because I was not yet three years old when he was injured. So to see his entire life leading up until that time laid out so poetically, cinematically, and authentically by our wonderful directors has been a real gift for me.”
Will Reeve is a media personality and philanthropist. He is a multi-platform commentator for ESPN, and serves on the Board of Directors for the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, for which he has the role of multigenerational ambassador and community advocate.
At ESPN, Will appears on platforms including, but not limited to, SportsCenter, E: 60, and ESPN Radio. He also hosts the weekly MSG Hockey Show on the MSG Network in New York City.
At the Reeve Foundation, Will’s personal experience with his father’s spinal cord injury gives him unique insight into the challenges faced by the 5.4 million Americans living with paralysis. He works to improve the quality of life for those affected by paralysis through his involvement in the Reeve Foundation’s Quality of Life Grants Program, and is the captain of and board liaison for Team Reeve, the Foundation’s athletic events-related fundraising arm.
Will speaks nationwide on behalf of his family and the Reeve Foundation to harness support and mobilize community involvement around critical advances in the field of spinal cord research, and to honor the legacy of his late parents, Christopher and Dana Reeve.
Will is a member of the Class of 2014 at Middlebury (VT) College, from which he holds a B.A with honors in English and American Literatures. Will lives in New York City.
