
Thoughtful examination of the N-word's divisive nature, exploring personal encounters and historical context to promote productive discussions and reshape education around racism in the US.

Explore the power of language in deconstructing racism and transforming trauma into healing. This thought-provoking talk challenges viewers to confront racial biases and promote inclusivity in society.

Explore the origins of race and racism, and learn how to adopt an anti-racist mindset. Discover the importance of language in promoting equality and fostering a sense of belonging in our communities.

Explore innovative Python teaching through poetry, addressing diversity topics while learning functions, conditionals, and loops. Empower children and teachers with coding skills and social awareness.

Scopri il viaggio di Mamadou Kouassi dalla Costa d'Avorio all'Italia: sfide, speranze e il suo impegno per i diritti dei migranti. Un racconto di resilienza e attivismo che ha ispirato il film "Io Capitano".

Exploring racial bias in personal development, Trang Nova challenges industry norms and advocates for inclusive growth strategies that embrace diverse cultural perspectives and experiences.

Explore strategies to address structural racism in healthcare, focusing on equitable access, community conditions, and wealth disparities to improve health outcomes and reduce racial inequities.

NOTE FROM TED: Please do not look to this talk for health advice. This talk only represents the speaker’s personal views and understanding of cannabis use and regulation. Research around its efficacy for several conditions, such as Parkinson’s, has not yet been established and warrants further scien

Asıl mesele yapay zekanın varlığı değil, onunla kurduğumuz ilişki biçimidir. Yapay zeka ne iyi ne de kötüdür; onu yönlendiren, sınırlayan ve anlamlandıran insan iradesidir. Bu nedenle geleceği belirleyecek olan şey “yapay zeka bize ne yapacak?” sorusu değil, “biz insan olarak nerede duracağız?” soru

In her TEDx talk, Aisha examines the evolution of social media from its authentic origins to its algorithm-driven present, and what it could mean for us as our dependency on it grows concurrently with its influence on our behaviour. Aisha is particularly interested in coding and psychology, two inte

Önyargılarınızın hayatınızı gereğinden fazla kolaylaştırmasına izin vermeyin. Konda Araştırma’nın genel müdürü olarak, toplumdaki önyargıları sayılar ve verilerle çarpıcı bir biçimde ortaya koyan Aydın Erdem, Türkiye’nin sosyolojik haritasını objektif analizlerle şekillendiren isimlerden biridir. St

When most doors are closed to them, where can someone find home? Society often rejects and stigmatizes people who use drugs, leaving them feeling unwelcome everywhere, but drug houses can provide a sense of belonging and safety when all other doors are closed. Drawing on stories of lived expertise,

Was passiert, wenn ein System, das heilen soll, selbst krank ist? Arzt Dr. med. Mertcan Usluer zeigt, wie Rassismus, Sexismus, Klassismus und andere Formen von Diskriminierung unser Gesundheitssystem prägen – mit tödlichen Folgen. In diesem eindringlichen Talk fordert er ein radikales Umdenken, das

What if some of our fiercest public debates are being shaped not by lies, but by simple mathematical misunderstandings? In this talk, Dr Lisa Tompson reveals how using the wrong denominator - a basic statistical comparison - can dramatically distort our picture of racial disparities in policing. Whe

In Western society, death is treated as taboo. Confined to sterile settings and largely addressed through palliative care, the conversation often isn't had until it's too late. Death Decolonized invites us to reimagine death care by reclaiming ancestral wisdom, addressing unprocessed grief and creat

Dr Erica McInnis challenges dominant Western psychological frameworks that have historically ignored, pathologised, or harmed African and Black communities. She calls for a conscious shift toward African-centred psychology one that honours culture, collective identity, spirituality, and lived experi

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

What does it mean to "go back and get it" -especially when the very premise of democracy feels fragile? Drawing on the Akan concept of sankofa, Tulaine Montgomery invites us to reflect on America's approaching 250th anniversary with honesty and courage. She names the country's central contradiction: