Chris Hinds

Chris Hinds is a dedicated public servant and dynamic speaker, currently serving as a Denver City Council member for District 10. With a deep commitment to accessibility, transportation equity, and sustainable urban development, Hinds has become a leading voice for inclusive policymaking.

As one of the few elected officials in the country who uses a wheelchair, Hinds draws on his lived experiences to advocate for universal design and accessibility in public spaces. He ensures that cities are built to serve everyone. His expertise extends to topics such as urban planning, multimodal transportation, affordable housing, and environmental sustainability.

Hinds is also the namesake of the Chris Hinds Act, landmark legislation that advances disability rights and ensures equitable access to civic participation. His advocacy highlights his belief that one person can make a difference, inspiring audiences to effect meaningful change in their own communities.

Before joining the Denver City Council, Hinds worked with nonprofit organizations and community groups to advance equity and inclusion. His speaking engagements blend his professional insights with personal stories, offering audiences a unique perspective on leadership, resilience, and the transformative power of civic engagement.