Daniel Price
2025 Speaker
Advocate, TSC Alliance
Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC)
Daniel is a Chinese intercountry adoptee who was adopted from mainland China at the age of three and now resides in the Seattle/Tacoma area of Washington, USA. He is part of a multicultural adoptive family with siblings also adopted from China and South Korea. Diagnosed with a rare disease called Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC) at six years old, after a dermatologist evaluation uncovered the condition, Daniel has spent much of his life navigating the complexities of disability, identity, and community.
Since 2017, Daniel has been actively involved with the TSC Alliance, starting out simply in search of answers about his health, and evolving into a dedicated advocate and volunteer. Over the years, he has contributed countless hours toward awareness campaigns, fundraising efforts, and global advocacy initiatives aimed at supporting the TSC and rare disease communities. In 2023, Daniel expanded his advocacy to specifically spotlight transracial intercountry adoptees affected by rare diseases, medical conditions, and disabilities, working to amplify their unique experiences and push for more equitable resources and support systems.
In addition to his advocacy, Daniel is a passionate aviation professional with a deep love for travel, photography, and the outdoors. His curiosity about the world fuels his adventures and enriches his global perspective. A proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, Daniel strongly believes that love will always win and incorporates his values of inclusion and intersectionality into everything he does.
Daniel’s advocacy sits at the powerful crossroads of rare disease, disability, adoption, and LGBTQ+ identity, and he is committed to uplifting others who live within these intersecting worlds.
Daniel a vegetarian, a history and current events enthusiast, and is often on the move exploring new places around the world.
