
La charla “La primera vez, no siempre duele” propone una mirada ligera y honesta sobre las primeras experiencias y los miedos que solemos asociar a ellas. A través del humor, la charla invita a reírnos de nuestras propias desgracias y "traumas", y a transformar la incomodidad en una oportunidad de c

This talk reframes epidemics not only as moments of tragedy, but as powerful forces that quietly reshape the world we live in. Moving from the Black Death to COVID-19, the speaker reveals how epidemics have transformed everyday life, culture, technology, health systems, and economies—often in ways w

The talk highlights that today's youth are the first generation to navigate a world where their social mistakes are permanent and their self-worth is constantly quantified by algorithms, creating a unique mental health crisis that adults often dismiss as mere "sensitivity." Laylatu Mustafa Rufai is

For too long, businesses have narrowly defined value driven by short term profit, leading to compliance efforts that fail to address the systemic damage to the planet and human well-being. Current sustainability frameworks measure fragmented impact in silos rather than the full, interconnected susta

Not every child's first breath is the same. Rosebell and Rhoda explore how birth is shaped by geography, politics, and access to care, highlighting the experiences of women in African communities alongside global perspectives. Their conversation sheds light on the inequalities and challenges many wo

Vanessa Kayen Valentin highlights that children in the Niger Delta are among the most affected by climate change, facing polluted water, extreme heat, malnutrition, and disrupted learning. She stresses that vulnerability does not mean incapacity—children are curious, creative, and capable of driving

Behavioral economist Dan Ariely, the author of Predictably Irrational, argues that in many areas of our lives we are too apprehensive of downside consequences and therefore don't take enough risks. After making this point, he suggests a few ways that could help us integrate more risk so that we can

Dr. Momin Uppal explores how artificial intelligence is transforming the way cities are studied and planned. Using Lahore as a case study, he explains how AI helps analyze urban expansion, environmental change, and transportation accessibility. His work highlights how data-driven insights can reveal

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

Malaysia’s share of the global economy may be only less than 1% but its story is bigger than you think. Apurva Sanghi shares five essential and perhaps surprising truths about Malaysia’s economy – and why its future depends on what Malaysians do next. Apurva Sanghi is the World Bank Lead Economist

O que resta quando a lama leva o teto, as fotos e a segurança? Nesta talk profunda e necessária, Ariel Pontes nos convida a olhar para o que as câmeras não registram: as cicatrizes invisíveis do trauma. Ariel reconstrói o cenário das tragédias socioambientais em Petrópolis sob a ótica da saúde menta

O Brasil é apenas uma "cópia fraca" do mundo jurídico europeu ou somos uma das matrizes constitucionais mais vanguardistas do planeta? Nesta talk provocativa, o jurista Daniel Vila Nova propõe um Manifesto de Antropofagia Constitucional. Com base em sua pesquisa de pós-doutorado na UnB, Daniel desco

Le politiche pronataliste non stanno funzionando e la natalità continua a calare in molte parti del mondo. Invece di chiederci come far nascere più bambini, proviamo a immaginare che cosa significhi vivere bene in un mondo meno popolato e perché questa prospettiva può aprire possibilità inattese. De

Un racconto della tradizione rabbinica insegna che, nella vita, il tesoro esiste. Cercarlo vuol dire imparare che cadere non è una tragedia, ma l’occasione per imparare a rialzarsi, e che non lo troviamo se non impariamo a dialogare con lo straniero che incontriamo sul cammino. Scopriremo che il tes

Perché, pur riconoscendo la gravità del problema, non facciamo nulla per fermare il cambiamento climatico? Matteo Motterlini ci porta dove nemmeno gli ambientalisti osano guardare: dentro il nostro cervello. Viviamo più a lungo, ma pensiamo sempre più a breve. È chiaro ormai che non è solo il clima

Nicole nos propone reflexionar sobre el concepto de Sonder, una palabra que surge de la idea de que cada persona que encontramos vive una historia tan compleja y profunda como la nuestra. A través de este término, la charla nos recuerda la importancia de reconocer la singularidad de cada ser humano

TEDxYouth@JPGlobalSchool A dynamic student leader and two-time TEDxYouth speaker. Excelling in Economics and Mathematics, she serves as Senior Deputy Cultural Head Girl and has raised ₹7.5 lakhs for hearing aids through projects for specially-abled children. An award-winning MUN delegate and certifi

TEDxYouth@JPGlobalSchool Nikkiey Chawla is a distinguished TEDx speaker, model, and actress, widely recognized as one of India’s first openly transgender public figures. Through her work in media, fashion, and advocacy, she has emerged as a powerful voice for transgender rights and inclusion. Nikkie

In his talk Frank Wieber is overlooking the most powerful tool in boosting youth mental health: the peers they spend every day with. Discover three simple ways adults can empower teenagers to become a life-changing support system for one another. Frank is Deputy Head of Research at the Institute of

What if the realization that nothing we do truly matters — at least in the grand, cosmic sense — could be the key to living a more meaningful life? This talk challenges the pressure to chase legacy, perfection, and control, and instead explores how embracing impermanence and focusing on what we can

Dhabita Auji addresses the feeling of 'lacking behind' and challenges the idea of 'being on time'. She discusses generational differences in perspectives on life and careers, the 'Comparison Trap', learning across generations, unspoken struggles, and redefining timelines. Her core message: Life won'