
At TEDx University of Wah, Rabail Pirzada invites the audience to step into a world experienced beyond sight where sound, touch, and emotion shape reality. Through personal insight and lived experience, this talk challenges the visually dominant way society is designed and understood. Rabail Pirzad

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

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

At TEDx he opens a rarely explored topic: connecting evolutionary science and international relations – how evolutionary psychology can help us understand why nations enter conflicts, and how this knowledge can contribute to preventing them. Learn more at https://www.tedxvseuniversity.com/ Jeremy

We live in a curious time: life happens, but it must also fit into a feed. In this talk, Gabriela Prioli explores how social media no longer shapes only what we show the world, but also what we choose to live. Between filters, likes and carefully edited narratives, a quiet question emerges: are we

We are moving faster than ever. Faster careers. Faster information. Faster decisions. But in the middle of acceleration, one question remains unanswered: where are we actually going? In this talk, Hellen Telles invites us to pause and examine the direction behind our speed. She challenges the belie

Katy shares her story of learning to cultivate Grit, the raw perseverance required to start over when everything falls apart. She will share the painful lessons she learned about never rushing a delicate process, dealing with fading hope, and finding the strength to keep showing up. Ultimately, her

In a world that feels smaller every day, being able to understand and respect where others are coming from is a superpower. Mr. Adre breaks down why cultural intelligence is more than just a buzzword; it’s the key to building real trust and solving problems together. It’s about learning to see the w

Modern media in the form of brain rot may seem harmless, however very powerful in reshaping and reconfiguring the minds of children. Because the young brain is constantly exposed to fast-paced and overstimulating media, it may affect their cognition, including attention span and critical thinking. B

In this bold and research-driven TEDx talk, venture capital researcher Viola Jardon exposes one of the most consequential gender gaps hiding in plain sight, who controls the money that builds our future. Despite women making up half the world's population, fewer than 16% of venture capital general p

In this powerful and deeply personal TEDx talk, advocate and advisor Latoya Gabbidon opens with a challenge, look at her and decide who she is. What follows will make you question every assumption you've ever made about someone's story. A woman with a business degree, a healthcare career, and a fund

Through her TEDx TRINS Youth talk, Ananya encourages the audience to reflect on fear and distraction, and to rediscover the quiet yet powerful act of reclaiming one’s attention as a true expression of self-control and inner strength. Ananya Manikandan is deeply interested in human psychology and the

Why do so many people minimize their own pain by saying, “It wasn’t that bad”? In this honest and reflective talk, Niaomi S. MoShier explores the ways people often downplay difficult experiences in order to move forward, protect others, or avoid confronting deeper emotional wounds. While these word

Emily addressed a critical reality: social connection has been declining for years, and since the 2020 pandemic, isolation has reached historic levels. Storytelling is not entertainment. It is how humans survive. Drawing on neuroscience, Emily explained how stories activate the brain, releasing oxy

We no longer consume narratives, we live inside them. In this talk, Tvisha Tuli explores how algorithms shape the realities we experience, reinforce existing beliefs, and fragment shared truth in an age of personalized feeds. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but in

“The Paradox of Choice: Why Having More Makes Us Feel Less” examines the psychological impact of abundance on decision-making. Drawing on research in behavioral economics and psychology, it explores how excessive choices can lead to anxiety, indecision, and diminished satisfaction, offering insights

Eudes Assis tinha tudo para ser apenas mais um chef premiado, mas escolheu outro caminho. Ao retornar ao seu território de origem, transformou a própria trajetória em ponte, usando a gastronomia como instrumento de impacto social e referência em filantropia voltada para crianças e comunidades. Em s

Hermes de Sousa compartilha como a empatia e o cuidado estruturam a forma como conduz e fortalece seu território. Ao contrastar um grande evento realizado em uma ilha com a realidade das periferias, provoca uma pergunta essencial: qual é a perspectiva do clima vista da favela, e quem está de fato in

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Quante volte abbiamo sentito dire che i giovani “non sono più quelli di una volta”? E quante volte, invece, abbiamo davvero dato loro spazio per esprimersi e diventare protagonisti del proprio presente e del futuro della società in cui viviamo? Nel suo talk, Fiorenzo Ferrari presenta un metodo inno