How to Transform Apocalypse Fatigue into Action on Global Warming
Discover psychological strategies to overcome climate change inaction and learn how to make environmental care feel personal, achievable, and empowering in this informative and engaging talk.
How Judges Can Show Respect
Victoria Pratt shares four principles of "procedural justice" to ensure dignity and respect in courtrooms, transforming the judicial process and positively impacting lives in Newark and beyond.
The Biggest Risks Facing Cities and Some Solutions
Explore urban fragility through interactive maps and discover six principles for building resilient cities. Learn how cities can be the foundation for political life and an antidote to reactionary nationalism.
Why Women Stay Silent After Sexual Assault
Inés Hercovich explora las razones detrás del silencio de las mujeres tras sufrir agresiones sexuales, ofreciendo una perspectiva íntima sobre estas experiencias y las difíciles decisiones que enfrentan las sobrevivientes.
The Global Learning Crisis - And What to Do About It
Amel Karboul advocates for prioritizing education as crucial infrastructure, proposing actionable ideas to ensure universal access to quality learning within a generation, emphasizing its impact on creating a brighter future.
We're Building a Dystopia Just to Make People Click on Ads
Technosociologist explores how AI algorithms used for ads also shape access to political and social information, discussing potential misuse of AI and ways to respond.
What It's Like to Be a Woman in Hollywood
Actress and activist outlines a four-point plan for revolutionizing representation in Hollywood, addressing the lack of women on screen and behind the camera and its impact on society.
The Powerful Stories That Shaped Africa
Explore forgotten African empires, from Great Zimbabwe's mysterious origins to Mansa Musa's wealth and Timbuktu's libraries, uncovering the continent's rich, often overlooked history.
The New Age of Corporate Monopolies
Explore the importance of fair competition in global markets and the EU's efforts to regulate tech giants, with insights on maintaining trust and innovation in the business world.
How to Seek Truth in the Era of Fake News
Renowned journalist Christiane Amanpour discusses the importance of truth, objectivity, and critical thinking in journalism, offering insights on navigating the complex landscape of global information and media.
A Global Food Crisis May Be Less Than a Decade Away
Sara Menker predicts a global food crisis by 2027, with a potential 214 trillion calorie shortage. She explores the agricultural system's capacity and offers solutions to prevent this alarming scenario.
A Black Man Goes Undercover in the Alt-Right
Theo E.J. Wilson shares his journey of engaging with white supremacists online, revealing unexpected insights and advocating for courageous conversations to bridge divides and promote understanding.
The Fascinating Physics of Everyday Life
Discover everyday physics through kitchen experiments. Learn how common occurrences like spills and bubbles reveal fascinating scientific principles, making you a more engaging conversationalist.
A Forgotten Ancient Grain That Could Help Africa Prosper
Chef Pierre Thiam introduces fonio, an ancient African grain, highlighting its versatility, nutritional benefits, and potential to transform African societies through large-scale cultivation and economic opportunities.
Dare to Refuse the Origin Myths That Claim Who You Are
Challenging identity myths, Chetan Bhatt urges us to think beyond tribal narratives and connect with humanity as a whole, shifting focus from our origins to our shared future.
How to Build a Company Where the Best Ideas Win
Ray Dalio shares insights on creating an idea meritocracy through radical transparency and algorithmic decision-making, fostering open communication and data-driven group decisions for business success.
The Secret to Living Longer May Be Your Social Life
Discover how close personal relationships and face-to-face interactions contribute to longevity, as exemplified by Sardinia's high number of centenarians compared to mainland Italy and North America.
What Six Years in Captivity Taught Me About Fear and Faith
Ingrid Betancourt shares her harrowing experience of six years in captivity, exploring the nature of fear and the power of faith in sustaining hope during extreme adversity.
How a Handful of Tech Companies Control Billions of Minds Every Day
Tristan Harris explores how tech companies compete for our attention, impacting billions of minds daily. He calls for a design renaissance to align technology with our desired life outcomes.
Science Didn't Understand My Kids' Rare Disease Until I Decided to Study It
Sharon Terry's journey from stay-at-home mom to citizen scientist, revolutionizing rare disease research through collaboration and determination, inspiring others to take action and make a difference in medical science.
Truths I Learned from Life and Writing
Renowned author shares life wisdom on family, writing, spirituality, and personal growth, offering humor and insights on navigating the complexities of human existence.