Days of Jubilee: The Process of Emancipation and Union Victory - Class 18
Explore the complex process of emancipation during the Civil War, examining how Union victory transformed American society and left enduring legacies that continue to shape racial, political, and social dynamics.
Gonzalez v. Google: Section 230 Protections - Supreme Court Case Analysis
Explore the Supreme Court case Gonzalez v. Google, its impact on Section 230 protections, and the implications for online platforms and free speech in this informative panel discussion.
Andrew Johnson, the Radicals, and the Second American Revolution - Class 20
Explore the pivotal role of Andrew Johnson's presidency and the Radical Republicans in shaping post-Civil War America, examining their impact on racial equality and constitutional transformation.
Wartime Reconstruction and the Ends of War - Class 19
Explore the complex dynamics of post-Civil War America, examining reconstruction policies, societal transformations, and lasting impacts on racial equality and democratic institutions during wartime's aftermath.
Inclusion 360 Degrees - Promoting Inclusivity for the Visually Impaired
Challenging stereotypes and advocating for true inclusion of visually impaired individuals in all aspects of life, from education to social interactions, emphasizing their ordinary desires and struggles.
Coding a Disability Inclusive World - Three Stories of Digital Accessibility
Discover how to create inclusive digital interfaces that empower individuals with disabilities through real-world stories and practical solutions for accessible software development.
Retreat from Reconstruction: The Grant Era and Paths to Southern Redemption - Class 21
Explore the complex aftermath of the Civil War, focusing on Reconstruction's decline, Grant's presidency, and the South's political transformation during this pivotal era in American history.
Unlocking Inclusion: The Vital Importance of Accessibility
Discover how digital accessibility drives inclusivity and social progress, exploring its impact on user experiences, legal compliance, and creating equal opportunities for individuals with disabilities.
Neurodivergency: The Sunflower Human OS - Understanding Neurological Variations and Workplace Inclusion
Explore neurodivergence, its various forms, and workplace challenges faced by individuals with different neurological processing patterns. Gain insights into accommodating invisible disabilities in group settings.
Making Online Shopping Accessible - Web Accessibility Principles and Best Practices
Discover how to make e-commerce websites accessible for people with disabilities, covering best practices, implementation techniques, and tools for ensuring inclusive online shopping experiences.
Autism Spectrum Disorders and the Legal System
Explore the intersection of autism spectrum disorders and legal frameworks, examining key considerations and challenges faced by individuals with ASD in judicial processes.
How to Defend Democracy and Fight Autocracy
Discover a powerful firsthand account of fighting autocracy through the lens of Venezuelan activist Leopoldo Lopez, exploring strategies to unite globally and defend democratic values worldwide.
The Song That Sparked a Movement in Afghanistan | Nila Ibrahimi | TED
Afghan activist Nila Ibrahimi shares how she used song to protest and reverse oppressive laws in Afghanistan before the Taliban takeover. In a Q&A with TED's Chris Anderson, she delivers a powerful message about the strength of girls' voices in Afghanistan and worldwide.
The Silent Barrier: How Assumptions Limit Us | Kaleb Brownson | TEDxPSU
When your disability is visible, one of the most limiting factors if your life is the assumptions other people make about you. Your disability isn't what limits you - it's their understanding of your disability. Kaleb Brownson, an adult with down syndrome, explores both the ways others have limited
My Time as a Transgender Teen | Bryn Sides | TEDxYouth@FranklinSchoolOfInnovation
My talk is about me, my friends, and trans kids all across the world's time living in this day and age as transgender. I talk about growing up in Louisiana, real data, and the history of trans people going all the way back to 1492. I hope listening to my story can help change your perspective on tra
Screened Affection: How Media Reimagines Love | Bok-sil Yun | TEDxHanyangU
Love in today’s media no longer stems solely from personal emotion. Cameras, algorithms, and platforms do not merely reflect love transparently; instead, they often portray it as hotter or colder than the true temperature of reality. As we seek authentic connection, our emotions constantly oscillate
Rethinking Women’s Empowerment for Society | Dr Surabhi Yadav | TEDxDCAC
Are women truly empowered today—or are we just calling them empowered? In this thought-provoking talk, Dr. Surabhi Yadav, CSR and Sustainability Consultant, challenges the common narrative around women’s empowerment. While education and employment opportunities for women have increased significantl
Why we’re so bad at talking about sex—and how to fix it | Lauren Bull | TEDxNHS
As the most digitally connected and hypersexualised society in history, Dr Lauren Bull warns us that we risk losing the richness of authentic human connection. In a world where we can access porn at our fingertips, young people’s views of sex and pleasure are being reshaped, with honest, vulnerable
Coming out | Elena Broggi | TEDxVerbania
Elena Broggi, attivista LGBT+, porta sul palco il tema del coming out, non solo dal punto di vista di chi trova il coraggio di dire “quest* sono io” ma anche da quello di chi, quelle parole, le riceve. E se a riceverle sono i genitori? Cosa succede davvero in quel momento? Il talk intreccia vissut
When a Mother Becomes a Movement | Alfiya Juzar Ali | TEDxMUET
Personal pain can often feel isolating. But what happens when that pain becomes purpose? In this talk, Alfiya Juzar Ali shares how her journey as a mother navigating the challenges of raising a differently-abled child transformed into a mission for inclusive education and community empowerment. Wha
The Importance of being Afrocentric in a Post-Slavery World | Dayanna Theus | TEDxYouth@RMSST
Dayana Theus’s TEDx talk explains why being pro Black means celebrating Black culture and supporting Black communities, not just fighting racism. She shows how the history of slavery still affects the way Black people are treated and viewed today, especially through stereotypes in media. Her message