
Yüzesel değil tarihi köklerine bağlı güzelliği arayış yolculuğu. Prof. Dr. Ebru Güzel, antropoloji temelli eğitimini kadın çalışmaları odağında geliştirerek toplumsal cinsiyet, dijital medya, ekoloji ve güzellik kültürü alanlarında çalışmalar yürütmektedir. 2000’li yıllarda dünyada edindiği güzellik

For those who have lived at the edges of belonging, joy is not just emotional, it is also profoundly political. Queer joy is a transformative force for individuals and communities. It is a site of resistance, belonging and self-creation. Drawing on their personal reflection and research, Andrew Hart

Nicu Ștefănuță a adus în prim-plan nevoia de a depăși polarizarea politică și de a reconstrui dialogul între oameni. El a vorbit despre tendința tot mai accentuată de a ne închide în propriile sfere, în care ajungem să ne expunem doar la opinii care seamănă cu ale noastre. Nicu Ștefănuță este europa

For years, those with neurodivergent traits have been told to tone it down or blend in. But businesses don’t need more sameness; they need the power of pattern-breakers and bold thinkers. This talk challenges the bias that labels neurodivergent professionals as “too much” and shows how their cogniti

This talk was sparked by a period of deep reflection in April, which is observed globally as Autism Awareness Month. It prompted engagement with how South African private law, in particular the law of delicts, interacts with cognitive differences. The objective reasonable person standard serves as t

Karen Turanga offers a powerful, reflexive exploration of what happens when Indigenous Māori identity is severed through colonisation, assimilation policies, and cross-cultural adoption. Framed through her whānau’s (family’s) journey to answer their mother’s dying question - Who am I, and where am I

Healing is not abstract—it is personal, collective, and deeply necessary. Drawing from her memoir How We Heal and her leadership in advancing racial equity, LaJune Montgomery Tabron explores what it truly takes to repair the divisions that shape American life. Through stories of racial healing circ

Almost everyone has felt the tension when someone in a group says something offensive, and everyone else goes silent. In this talk, Angie challenges us to move beyond performative allyship by sharing personal experiences of being misgendered, facing privilege, and struggling with the bystander effec