Examining Hacktivism - Crime and Punishment in the Digital Age
Explore hacktivism's evolution, legal implications, and societal impact through case studies, demographic analysis, and sentencing patterns in the digital age.
Out of the Sausage Factory and Into the Streets - Defending Digital Rights
Exploring the intersection of technology and politics, this talk advocates for digital rights, emphasizing the need for broad alliances and public engagement to shape tech policy and protect encryption.
Thank You Body - The Art and Power of Performance
Exploring performance art as a transformative medium for catharsis, challenging norms, and fostering change through body celebration, creativity, and audience engagement.
Turning Clicktivism into Activism
Explore the impact of online activism on political campaigns, examining cases like the Scottish Referendum and discussing implications for future elections, including the 2016 US presidential race.
Creativity in an Activist-Driven World
Explore the intersection of marketing and activism with Weber Shandwick's president, examining how creativity can drive impactful engagement in today's politically charged environment.
We, the People - Building and Engaging Movements
Experts discuss strategies for building and engaging social movements, exploring effective tactics, challenges, and the role of technology in modern activism and civic engagement.
Power of the People
Exploring the Aragalaya protest movement in Sri Lanka, its impact, and lessons for future civic engagement. Bhavani Fonseka analyzes successes and challenges of people-powered change.
Jacob Thornton: Brûlons les musées
Explore the provocative concept of "burning museums" in the digital age, challenging traditional notions of art preservation and cultural heritage.
Cannabis - A Sacred Plant and a Growth Industry
Exploring cannabis as a sacred plant and growth industry, discussing brand power, global market emergence, and potential for financial and social returns while addressing prohibition's impact.
Putting Her Records and Messages On
Corinne Bailey Rae discusses her World Citizen campaign involvement and her role as an artist in highlighting global issues, exploring the intersection of music and activism.
How Teachers Can Help Kids Find Their Political Voices
Educator Sydney Chaffee advocates for teaching activism in schools, arguing it develops crucial skills and empowers students to shape a better future through their voices and actions.
Why Joy Is a State of Mind
Angélique Kidjo discusses her career, activism, and the power of joy in music. She shares insights on empowering women in Africa and tapping into personal potential through infectious energy and impromptu performance.
Reflections from a Lifetime Fighting to End Child Poverty
Marian Wright Edelman shares insights from her lifelong fight against child poverty, discussing her journey, influences, and the founding of the Children's Defense Fund in this inspiring TED Talk.
The Work That Makes All Other Work Possible
Activist Ai-jen Poo advocates for equal rights and fair wages for domestic workers, highlighting their crucial role in society and inspiring us to value and learn from their dedication and care.
Me Too Is a Movement, Not a Moment
Tarana Burke reflects on the origins and global impact of the Me Too movement, emphasizing empathy between survivors and calling for dismantling the structures that enable sexual violence.
Violence Against Women - It's a Men's Issue
Reframing violence against women as a men's issue, challenging societal norms, and calling for active male involvement in prevention and cultural change to create a safer world for all genders.
Making Movies That Make Change
Film producer discusses Participant Productions and inspirational figures behind his mission to create impactful cinema that drives social change and awareness.
Hackers - The Internet's Immune System
Cybersecurity expert Keren Elazari explores how hackers can positively impact society by exposing vulnerabilities, fighting corruption, and advocating for rights, ultimately strengthening the internet.
How to Make Peace? Get Angry
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Kailash Satyarthi shares his journey of freeing 83,000 children from slavery, emphasizing the power of righteous anger in driving positive change and social justice.
How the Internet Has Made Social Change Easy to Organize, Hard to Win
Explore how rapid online organization can hinder long-term social change, examining global movements and the challenges of digital activism in achieving lasting impact.
What New Power Looks Like
Explore how distributed, crowd-sourced models are reshaping business and politics. Discover the potential of "new power" to transform traditional power structures and its implications for the future.