
At the heart of many conflicts is the lack of dialog between generations. By fostering this dialogue, we can resolve persistent conflicts and build the foundations for a stable and lasting peace that transcends the negotiation table, argues Erike Tanghøj, a senior specialist on inclusive peacebuildi

Why are today’s children more anxious, distracted, and overwhelmed despite growing up in the safest and most advanced time in history? In this talk, Dr. Yukti Arora—scientist and educator—explores the growing gap between how children’s brains actually develop and the systems designed to educate them

Success at the highest level isn’t about waiting for motivation or feeling ready — it’s about taking action when every part of you wants to stop. In this powerful and personal talk, world champion sprint kayaker Petter Menning shares how he overcame fear, failure, and even a dangerous heart conditio

Why do so many of us feel empty—even when life looks “fine” from the outside? In this powerful talk, award-winning psychologist and bestselling author Siri Helle (The Emotion Trap) reveals why chasing happiness often leaves us unfulfilled—and what to focus on instead. Drawing from real-life therapy

In her talk Indíana is showing us how much not enough focus on women in science and society led the female gender to not have the necessary guidance to explore their sexuality and feel shame about it. Indíana Rós is a sexologist with an M.Ed. in Human Sexuality from Widener University. She serves a

Disability tokenism is like a mousetrap — it promises inclusion, but traps disabled people in limiting, one-dimensional roles, says Rose Bajoul, a sharp and passionate advocate for disability representation. After receiving a “bionic” arm in 2024, she reclaimed her story through her Captain Hook Tik

Have you ever asked the sky to give you a sign? If certain signs can be subjected to interpretation, others are very clear and loud and they can be more than just colours and shapes. While teaching us about the history of flags, Sindri will tell us about what they meant for them in an identity disco

Women are often required to be multitasking not only when it comes to practical tasks but also emotionally. We take care of others following our inner signals. But what about themselves? Sigrún Þóra will explain to us the biology of caring and what society adds to it and what happens if women don't

In an era of increasing uncertainty we need more than ever a new framework that redefines how we define achievement, says Helen Tsim, Harvard educated social psychologist, entrepreneur and educator focused on vertical development and system change. She currently leads a residential entrepreneurship

Ten years later, Arna comes back on stage to tell us her incredible journey of struggles and fight and hope she lived until she could break free from the prison society put her in. With incredible strength and bravery, she fought for freedom to be able, now, to be proud and with nothing more to prov

What should be easy and ordinary, In most instances, it is not: being yourself. Society, toxic environments lead us to act and behave in a way so we feel free, we feel accepted. On the surface. But what happens when you allow yourself to be truly you and stop adapting? Anna is leading us to her pers

Τι συμβαίνει όταν η ανάγκη ενός συνανθρώπου μας γίνεται δική μας εσωτερική παρόρμηση; Μέσα από συγκλονιστικές ιστορίες από τον χώρο της αιμοδοσίας, αναδεικνύεται ότι η πραγματική ανθρώπινη ταυτότητα ολοκληρώνεται μόνο μέσα από την ανιδιοτελή προσφορά και τον εθελοντισμό. I have been working as a H

When you choose a path few people have chosen before, when you have almost no points of reference or people to talk to about it, what you can do is look inside and listen to that voice that keeps saying to go on. After 27 years of sign interpreting for the arts and working for theatres Ástbjörg can

Being very young might not help in certain situations. Being a woman can be hard as the world is still biased by gender. Imagine being both and deciding to work in a field predominantly male. In her talk Erla wants to invite everyone to go after your dreams even when the challenge seems too big and

This talk explores how, in the age of artificial intelligence, breath remains our most powerful source of human agency. Through a personal life-saving experience, ancient practices, and modern science, it reveals how conscious breathing restores calm, awareness, and balance. It also underscores the

Mental fitness is as important as physical health and can be built through fun everyday habits. This talk shares how exercise, sports, games, creativity, reading and a positive outlook help keep the brain sharp and active. It also highlights the importance of using technology wisely to maintain focu

We’ve been taught to manage our minutes, cram more into our calendars, and hustle harder. Yet that approach rarely leads to true productivity, well-being, or a purpose-driven life. In this talk, we explore a radical yet practical shift: replacing time management with values management. You don’t ne

This talk highlights how theatre created specially for children can become a powerful tool for emotional growth and social awareness. It explains how engaging stories, playful performances and relatable characters help young minds understand feelings relationships and real-life situations. The speak

When 213 lawsuits and a ₹2,000 crore crisis converged, Vineet Relia was forced to navigate one of the most complex leadership breakdowns in recent corporate history. In this TEDx talk, he shares how crises are really born, why visible leaders often carry invisible risks, and what it takes to steer

Leadership is not defined by titles, authority, or outward success—it begins in the mind. Mindset Makes Leaders explores how perspective, resilience, and habits shape those who inspire and create impact.This talk emphasizes the power of gratitude and the guidance we receive along the way—from parent

What if a near‑death experience forced you to rethink everything about success? After surviving two brushes with death, Anthony Tse reveals why careers shouldn’t be built on autopilot—but written with intention. This talk challenges you to design a career aligned with your values, purpose, and time.