Solli Raphael is an award-winning and acclaimed writer, speaker, performer, and advocate. A former ambassador to many charities and non-profits, Solli runs Earth Enablers, an environmental conservation organisation, World Of Poetry, a collective designed to amplify poets’ voices, and The Best Part; a social movement utilising the power of words to spread positivity.

Despite being 20, Solli has spent almost a decade pursuing his passion for starting thought-provoking conversations and instigating change in the areas he feels are critical for attention and action.

Solli has led workshops, performed, and spoken at hundreds of events across six continents and 150 countries. From primary school students to aged-care residents, community projects to Fortune 500s, he has worked with people of all ages, career statuses and life circumstances to break limiting barriers, enhance connection and collaboration, and fast-track radical change.

Named an icon of 21st-century poetry, Solli has broken barriers to make poetry more accessible and relatable to everyone. His poetry has racked up critical acclaim and awards, been featured in university textbooks and documentaries, and on over 50 radio and TV appearances. Solli's poetry and poetry performances have been seen by A-list celebrities, global CEOs, multiple prime ministers, members of the British Royal Family, and a quarter of the global population.

Solli has authored four books, which have received accolades for their capacity to engage children and teenagers educationally and in poetry and social concerns. His debut book, Limelight, and his second book, Spotlight, were published in 2018 and 2020, respectively. Shortly after publication in North America in 2019, Limelight won a prestigious Nautilus Book Award for contributing to social change. His third book, 29 Things You Didn't Know About Me, was shortlisted for the inaugural DANZ Children’s Book Award. Solli’s fourth publication, Starlight, was released in February 2025, and aims to guide self-discovery and self-expression in kids and teens. Other awards for Solli's work include a shortlist for The Speech Pathology Australia Book of the Year Award.

Solli spends most of his time on the road, speaking at schools, universities, events and businesses, as well as being regularly featured on radio and TV shows, in printed media and books. His work has reached a global audience of two billion people.