
Imagine a Canada where the Police-Indigenous relationship is not defined by history but reimagined through a commitment toward collective healing. A Canada where a badge is not a symbol of authority and oversight, but a pledge to walk gently on this land and with its people. Drawing from her twenty-

Discovering our interests and talents at a young age can shape confidence, motivation, and future direction. This talk explores how early exploration helps young people understand their strengths, make better choices, and grow with purpose—showing that recognizing potential early is not about pressu

Artist Sunwoo Kim has explored the boundless dreams, possibilities, and freedom embedded in modern life through the figure of the extinct dodo. In his work, the dodo is not portrayed as a foolish bird that cannot fly, but as a being that embodies the possibility of becoming anything and journeying a

After appearing on a TV show, Homin Seon began building a "home" defined by titles of his own choosing. Rather than being swept away by public attention, he established a firm inner core, using it as an anchor to expand meaningful social interactions into lasting value. He now invites us into his jo

We often believe that what we see is the only truth. Yet, in the vast expanse of the cosmos, the visible realm represents only a tiny fraction of existence. Suwon Jang, an astronomy major at Seoul National University, has dedicated his studies to deciphering the mechanics of the universe and ponderi

Young people are often told to wait their turn, yet their ideas can spark real change. This talk explores how youth can lead through learning, courage, and everyday actions—showing that influence is not about age or position, but about using your voice with purpose to make a difference in your commu

I don’t play the violin—I make them by hand and name them after local delicacies. This talk shares how a new chapter of violin making in Malaysia began and continues to be recognized around the world. Born in Kuantan, Song Jie is Malaysia’s first internationally awarded female luthier. Her innovativ

What if the education system isn’t broken — just outdated? K. K. Iyer challenges one-size-fits-all teaching models and explains why personalised learning is no longer optional. Drawing from decades in education strategy, he explores the need for new pedagogical methods and teaching models that adapt

In a world shaped by rapid technological change, automation, and constantly evolving careers, Dr. Suchitra Surve makes resilience practical. Using a clear mnemonic framework, she breaks down how students can navigate uncertainty, career anxiety, and constant comparison — showing that as technology r

What if success isn’t about arriving, but about refusing to quit? In “Action Is The Fruit,” Anuj Datta challenges our obsession with results and reminds us that careers twist, pivot, and surprise. Progress, he argues, belongs to those who keep acting — even when the destination changes. Anuj Datta i

As AI makes answers instant, Omkar Pandharkame asks a deeper question: what should education actually protect? Using sharp analogies and real-world AI experience, he warns against over-dependence on technology and argues that creativity, emotional depth, and human judgment must remain at the heart o

Careers rarely follow straight lines — and leadership isn’t about playing safe. Pragati Deshmukh draws from decades in storytelling and creative leadership to show why courage, persistence, and choosing your own story matter more than following a fixed formula. The habits we build in classrooms, she

In an age of advanced technology, breakthrough treatments, and modern healthcare, what truly heals a patient? In this compelling TEDxChinchwad talk titled “Powerful Medicines, We Don’t Prescribe,” Dr. Saloni Patwardhan invites us to look beyond prescriptions and procedures to the human side of medic

Life is not a straight path but a series of choices, lessons, and unexpected turns. This talk invites us to reflect on how our experiences—both successes and failures—shape who we become, and how being intentional with our values can guide us toward a more meaningful and purposeful life. A student w

When the world feels overwhelming, music can become a quiet refuge. This talk explores research showing how music influences not only human emotions, but also the behavior of animals and even the growth of plants. Through science and stories, it invites us to see music as more than sound—something t

¿Puede un muro volverse pista de baile? ¿Podemos dialogar con la dificultad? En esta charla, Jada Sirkin propone que el arte nos ayuda a reconocer que la dificultad no es un enemigo, sino una invitación a transformarnos. Explora cómo el proceso creativo nos entrena para dialogar con lo inesperado. ¿

En la charla exploramos cómo la IA generativa está impactando en nuestra forma de comunicar, trabajar y crear. Abordamos la forma en la cual podemos conectar e integrar esta tecnología para potenciar nuestra humanidad. Desirée Jaimovich es periodista especializada en tecnología e innovación. Comp

If we want to reduce stress without sacrificing success, we need to learn the art of even-achieving. Erika is a speaker, consultant and recovering overachiever. She believes most successful people are getting accomplishment wrong. Erika founded a million-dollar training company that serviced some of

In this thought-provoking session, Amit P. Nahar will explore whether successful businesses are built intentionally through strategy and clarity — or shaped accidentally by circumstances and reactions. The talk will uncover how conscious design, decision-making, and vision can transform ideas into s

Every two weeks, a language dies, taking an entire worldview with it. Phillip explores how preserving language is not about saving the past, but about protecting identity, culture, and our shared human future. Language is more than words. It carries memory, identity, and culture. Phillip Grager shar

Why are girls taught to apologize for curiosity, confidence, and taking up space? Léa and Stella challenge the quiet habits that shape gender inequality and invite us to notice the small moments where voices are conditioned to shrink. Why do so many girls learn to apologize before they speak? Léa De