Death Investigation: Overcoming Cultural Barriers
Explore strategies for navigating cultural sensitivities in forensic investigations, enhancing evidence collection and promoting justice across diverse communities.
Knowing and Naming: The Roots of Ethno-Ornithology
Explore the politics and cultural significance of bird naming through analysis of 7000 English folk names, examining how naming practices reflect our connection to nature.
FP vs OOP - Choose Two
Explore the false dichotomy between Functional and Object-Oriented Programming, challenging industry divisions and encouraging a more inclusive approach to software development.
Cornerstones of Wisdom - The Four-Fold Way
Explore intergenerational wisdom, rituals, and the power of presence and communication with cultural anthropologist Angeles Arrien in this insightful TEDx talk on the four-fold way.
Gorgeous Portraits of the World's Vanishing People
Explore stunning portraits of vanishing tribes and cultures as photographer Jimmy Nelson shares his quest to understand diverse peoples through patience, respect, and visual storytelling.
Are We Born to Run?
Explore the evolutionary significance of running, its role in human survival, and how it connects us to our ancestors in this thought-provoking talk by Christopher McDougall.
How the Wine Glass Got its Shape
Explore the fascinating evolution of wine glass design, tracing its history and uncovering the reasons behind its iconic shape and various styles.
Understanding Cultural Codes that Drive Behavior
Explore how cultural differences stem from the strength of social norms, impacting nations, organizations, and global interactions. Gain insights to bridge cultural divides and enhance cross-cultural understanding.
Japanese Concepts on the World of Living Things: Kitaro Nishida and Kinji Imanishi - Chapter 1
Découvrez la perspective japonaise sur l'harmonie entre l'homme et la nature à travers les concepts philosophiques de Nishida et Imanishi, explorant l'intégration holistique plutôt que la séparation cartésienne.
The Evolution of Morality - Interview with Dr. Oliver Scott Curry
Explore the evolution of morality with Dr. Oliver Scott Curry, examining cross-cultural moral values, ethical development, and the intersection of evolution and human behavior.
Agentic Architecture to Reduce Decision Paralysis in Data Science
Explore agentic architecture's role in empowering data teams, optimizing user experiences, and driving business growth through proactive decision-making in data science.
Witch-Hunting in European and World History
Explore the global phenomenon of witch persecution, focusing on Europe's unique patterns and the reasons behind early modern witch hunts. Gain insights into this contemporary issue condemned by the UN.
Masters of Animals - Pronghorn Hunting on the Alberta Plains
Explore ancient pronghorn hunting techniques on Alberta's plains, uncovering archaeological insights into Indigenous hunting strategies and their cultural significance.
世代を超えてつながる：狩猟採集社会における子育て - 第4回
Discover how child-rearing practices in San hunter-gatherer societies reveal essential insights about human parenting through analysis of breastfeeding, baby exercises, songs, and dance activities in Namibia's Kun San community.
On Misrepresentation of Identities | Sada Malumfashi | TEDxMinna
In a world shaped by media, politics, and social perception, identities are often reduced to stereotypes. This talk explores how communities, especially in Northern Nigeria, have been misrepresented and the long-term impact of these narratives. Sada challenges us to confront distorted stories, recla
Returning The Pillar to Yasuni | Sofia Hoffman | TEDxPSU
Indigenous communities in the Amazon have more being extracted from them than oil - research is too. Extractive research, using communities to get publishable results and then maintaining no further relationship, hurts the communities this research should benefit. Sofia Hoffman discusses a different
Locating Culture Through Listening to Derian Bukit | Sheila Julis | TEDxUoNMalaysia
When one begins to recognize the Orang Asli as equals, this shift often brings an unexpected reversal. Assumptions carried as neutral or universal start to feel partial. In that moment, the Orang Asli worldview quietly reveals the limits of the observer’s own ways of knowing. What if we approach Or