
Liliane Linhares provoca uma reflexão sobre a diferença entre doação e descarte, alertando que entregar resíduos sem valor para grupos vulneráveis apenas transfere o problema ambiental. Ela defende a logística reversa e o empreendedorismo social como caminhos para transformar resíduos em produtos re

Change starts small, with each of us and in connection. In a society that prizes independence, we can forget that community is something we create. It grows through curiosity, reciprocity, and play, when we dare to show up imperfectly and act on what we value. Eva Thuijsman has been following her cu

Shiven Joshi is a curious and creative PYP 5 student with a strong passion for automobiles and coding. He loves racing, playing with cars, and exploring mathematics to better understand how things work. Kind and caring by nature, Shiven is always eager to learn new things and enjoys playing racing-b

Ridhvika Kalia is a Grade 3 student trained in Kathak and ballet who believes movement is a powerful language of expression. She is also a young author with three published books. In her TEDx talk, she shares a child’s perspective on innovation rooted in creativity, empathy, and human connection. Sh

In *“Why Words Aren’t Enough,”* Sonali Ghodke explores personality development through the transformative lens of Bharatanatyam. Blending personal experiences with the philosophy of classical dance, she reveals how movement, expression, and discipline build confidence, emotional intelligence, and au

Innovation no longer belongs only to elite institutions, expensive laboratories, or people with titles. In this talk, Araina explains how it now belongs to anyone with access, purpose, and the courage to begin. The talk explores how geography, expertise, and age are no longer barriers, and how young

Aadvik Kosuru is a Grade 5 student driven by curiosity and a strong interest in understanding how the world is built. He is passionate about programming, robotics, and software development, and is especially interested in how technology and engineering can help create more sustainable systems. By ex

This TEDx talk by Nayana Choudhari explores the invisible “first wall” within us — fear, doubt, and comfort. Through personal experience, cultural insight, and everyday examples, the speaker redefines innovation as resilience and courage, urging us to break mental boundaries, stay rooted, and create

Nihara is a bright and bubbly 6-year-old in Grade 1, a natural performer with a big personality and a love for learning. In this talk, she reflects on an AI-driven future where children will have access to unlimited knowledge, but humanity must be carefully nurtured. The focus is on raising emotiona

This talk by Trishta explores how architecture shapes not just our cities, but our well-being and identity. Drawing inspiration from climate-responsive heritage like Hawa Mahal, it questions the rise of energy-intensive glass buildings disconnected from local context. Through personal experiences an

Amogh has always had a passion for psychology, along with a wide range of interests spanning academics, sports, and the arts. He enjoys subjects such as mathematics, French, and biology, plays football and basketball, and appreciates music from around the world. In this talk, he explores why humans

The Indus Delta was once among the most fertile and vibrant ecosystems in South Asia. Today, it stands at the frontline of climate change, environmental degradation, and human displacement. In this talk, Naseer Memon explores how reduced freshwater flows, upstream diversions, and rising sea levels a

Culture is not static — it evolves with every generation. In this talk, Babar Mangi explores how art, particularly music, can serve as a bridge between heritage and modern identity. Drawing from his experience as a Sindhi hip-hop artist, he reflects on how creative expression can preserve tradition

What happens when a woman’s passion is treated as rebellion? In this talk, Shahpara Ali Qureshi reflects on the social resistance she faced when pursuing a path traditionally considered unconventional for women. Through personal storytelling, she examines how passion can quickly become a “question”

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming how we work, learn, and compete in the global economy. In this talk, M. Tanveer Nandla explores how the rise of AI is reshaping the future of work — and why digital skills are becoming the defining factor in who remains relevant. He argues that techno

In an age dominated by social media, instant feedback, and constant comparison, Gen-Z faces unprecedented pressures to define their identity and measure their worth. In this talk, Muhammad Wajih Uddin explores how young people navigate the quest to “become someone” in a world where approval is immed

Success is often perceived as instantaneous, yet behind every achievement lies a journey of struggle, persistence, and resilience. In this talk, Zahid Hussain Chihpa reflects on his personal path from obscurity to recognition, sharing lessons learned from failures, obstacles, and the determination t

Mental health conditions affect millions of people worldwide, yet stigma, misinformation, and cultural taboos often prevent individuals from seeking help. In this talk, Dr. Shahnawaz M. K. Dal challenges the persistent belief that mental illness is exaggerated, imagined, or a sign of personal weakne

In this thought-provoking talk, Wendy shares her experiences visiting Antarctica four times and the Arctic once, reflecting on the beauty and fragility of these remote environments. She speaks about the importance of preserving Antarctica’s tranquility and protecting the life that depends on it. Her

Zakaria believes in embracing change, curiosity, and the courage to start over. His TEDx talk shares his journey of fear, discovery, and the power of pursuing one’s true self. Zakaria Khaya is a business student at Rabat Business School, a former architecture and psychology student, and a passionate

Based on my personal experience with failure, my talk focused on the lessons learnt along the way, From embracing the frustration and negative emotions linked to failing, to believing that failure is the first step in the poursuit of success. Kaltoum LAJFARI is a PHD in Economics, a full time profes