Turning the Backpage - Combating Human Trafficking with Threat Intelligence
Explore how threat intelligence can combat human trafficking by monitoring classified ads for indicators, generating leads, and assisting investigations to help survivors.
Problems in the Mirror Are Larger Than They Appear - True Horrors of BEC
Explore the complex world of Business Email Compromise (BEC), its global impact, and connections to various criminal activities. Gain insights into tracking and combating this widespread cybercrime.
Private Until Presumed Guilty - Digital Privacy and Law Enforcement Surveillance
Explore how law enforcement leverages personal data from phones and apps for investigations, focusing on privacy implications, forensic tools, and legal protections in the digital age.
Civil Cyber Defense - Protecting Vulnerable Organizations Against Advanced Threats
Discover how civil cyber defenders protect vulnerable organizations, journalists, and activists using OSINT skills and open-source tools while combating human trafficking and surveillance threats.
(Almost) All of Entity Resolution
Explore entity resolution's applications, history, and current research in data integration, from foundational work to modern approaches in various fields like human rights and medicine.
Dignifying Care and Supporting the Rights of Incarcerated Patients - 29 May 2024
Explore ethical considerations and best practices for providing dignified healthcare to incarcerated individuals, with insights from medical and legal experts.
Sovrin's Principles of Self-Sovereign Identity - A Human Rights-Based Approach to Governance
Explore rights-based governance for digital identity systems, focusing on Sovrin Foundation's 12 principles of Self-Sovereign Identity and their application in ecosystem management.
The Fall of Roe - The Inside Story of How it Happened
Explore the behind-the-scenes events leading to the overturning of Roe v. Wade, examining the legal, political, and social factors that contributed to this landmark decision in American reproductive rights.
Manual Scavenging - A Challenge to Democracy
Explore the critical discourse on manual scavenging in India, its societal implications, and the fight for human dignity through this powerful Gandhi Memorial Lecture by activist Bezwada Wilson.
Antisemitism Then and Now - Historical Perspectives and Modern Challenges
Exploring antisemitism's historical roots and current resurgence, with insights on combating hatred through a new institution. Features discussions by Simon Schama, Carole Zawatsky, and Darren Walker.
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.
Meet Our Planet's Hidden Defenders | Anjan Sundaram | TED
War reporter Anjan Sundaram highlights how small Indigenous communities, representing just 5% of the world's population, defend 80% of Earth's remaining biodiversity. He focuses on Mexico's ecological frontlines where these communities battle corporations and cartels to protect natural ecosystems.
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
Fighting Global Crime with Anonymous Action | Hayley Van Loon | TEDxBerlin Salon
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Why extremist groups target young people | Sofie Lilli Stoffel | TEDxBerlin Salon
Why do the world’s most dangerous actors invest in children – while democracies don’t? In this urgent and eye-opening talk, Sofie Lilli Stoffel explores the overlooked link between childhood, resilience, and national security. Drawing on neuroscience, research, and global case studies she shows how
What migration makes possible | Seeta Sharma | TEDxVVITU
This talk shares the true story of a young migrant woman who survived a violent attack soon after arriving in Australia and how that experience transformed her understanding of migration and human connection. Through trauma, vulnerability, and unexpected kindness from strangers, she discovered inner
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
Might makes Right: A Perspective to Power | Yagna Sahapathi | TEDxIAQS
In this talk, Yagna Sahapathi shares how a single change in perspective transformed her understanding of injustice, choice, and responsibility. What began as artistic curiosity during her Master’s in Sculpture led her to witness the hidden realities of animal exploitation. Through the story of Jugnu
The Hidden Legacy of Colonial Laws | Celmira Shaikh | TEDxYouth@JumeirahCollege
In her TEDx talk, Celmira examines how colonial roots limit justice and calls for legal reforms to ensure fairness and equality Celmira Shaikh is a 17 year old aspiring human rights lawyer who interned at Legal Aid Ghana, witnessing how colonial-era laws limit justice for marginalised communities. T
Por una infancia Libre | Dafna Viniegra | TEDxUniversidadPanamericanaGuadalajara
En su plática nos invita a verla porque no es una charla “para expertos” ni “solo para papás”: es para cualquiera que alguna vez fue niño, que convive con familias, que trabaja con personas o que no quiere seguir normalizando lo que lastima. Te deja claridad, palabras que sí se pueden decir y una