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How to Ignite the Flame of Learning | Anooshka Sen | TEDxLCJSMS Youth
Jun 5, 2026
Anooshka tries tutoring and realizes that there’s a lot more going on behind the scenes Anooshka is a student at LCJSMS. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Save Marine Life: For Real This Time | Lauren Mollin | TEDxLCJSMS Youth
Jun 5, 2026
Lizzy is passionate about saving our oceans. Everyone can help save marine life, even you! Lauren is a student at LCJSMS. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
How to deal with failure under pressure | Jeremy Baird | TEDxMarshallU
Jun 4, 2026
Drawing on more than two decades as an emergency room physician, Jeremy Baird shares what failure looks like when failure is not supposed to be an option. Through high‑stakes clinical experiences, he introduces a practical three‑step framework—recognize, analyze, and strategize—for processing failure honestly and learning from it. His talk shows how facing failure with clarity and intention can lead to better decisions, stronger resilience, and truly inspired independence. Dr. Jeremy Baird is a practitioner of Emergency Medicine for over 20 years in a wide spectrum of settings, from large university hospitals to a free-standing emergency department in a corn field. Most recently he spent a year working on the small island of Saipan. He enjoys experiencing both the natural and human world around him and appreciates diversity of culture and thought, as well as finding great joy in mentoring and contributing to someone’s learning journey. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Changing mindsets in a convenience culture | Ted Montalvo | TEDxUniversity of Montana Western
Jun 4, 2026
In an age of convenience, distraction, and increasing isolation, Ted Montalvo challenges us to reconsider what truly enriches our lives. Through personal stories and reflections on growing up in rural Montana, he makes a compelling case for embracing the "inconvenience" of human connection and investing in the communities that help us thrive. Sponsored by the Fund for Experience One, our conference provides a multidisciplinary forum for academic minds to gather and exchange ideas worth sharing. Speakers selected to present at TEDx University of Montana Western are directly connected to the local community or have topics that support Montana Western’s mission and values. TEDx University of Montana Western showcases the diversity and academic fortitude of our institution while providing a venue for speakers to submit their research to a global network. This conference was filmed in front of a live audience on March 21, 2026 in the Beier Auditorium. Learn more about TEDxUniversity of Montana Western by visiting www.umwestern.edu/tedx-umw/ or www.umwestern.edu. Ted Montalvo is crafting a portfolio that braids their interests in sustainable development with their artistic talents. Ted is a junior at the University of Montana Western pursuing a Bachelor of Science in environmental sustainability alongside three minors specializing in the arts and communication. In 2025 Ted was selected to be a Baucus Climate Scholar. They spent last summer designing science communication illustrations centered around water quality for the Henry’s Fork Foundation. In their free time, Ted is pursuing digital art or entertaining others through theater. Coming from a town of 500 people – and inspired by their grandfather’s passion for sustainable agriculture and connecting communities – Ted wants to help broaden communication and education among neighbors to build a more resilient rural America. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
What happens when we put nature on the ballot? | Mike Phillips | TEDxBoston
Jun 4, 2026
The biodiversity crisis is not a black-and-white story of heroes and villains. It is caused in part by billions of law-abiding people making billions of ordinary decisions that the law permits, but with consequences that nature cannot absorb. The relentless and mostly invisible burden that human actions are piling on nature cannot continue. Strained, degraded systems can heal with supportive systems in place. Mike Phillips has spent 45 years proving that restoration works. Nearly 1,000 wolf pups have been born in Yellowstone since the reintroduction, made possible by the Endangered Species Act. But he argues that a mountain of additional lawmaking is still required, and it will only happen if voters across the political spectrum elect officials willing to advance a restorative relationship with nature (or run for and win elected office). Mike Phillips is a wildlife biologist and former Montana state senator who has spent over four decades working to conserve biological diversity. He was instrumental in the 1995 reintroduction of gray wolves to Yellowstone National Park, one of the most significant wildlife restoration projects ever attempted. Mike has served as the Executive Director of the Turner Endangered Species Fund and advisor to the Turner Biodiversity Divisions since co-founding both with Ted Turner in 1997. Mike has successfully passed legislation mandating large-scale wildlife restoration and advocates for the role politics must play in halting the biodiversity crisis. He holds a PhD in wildlife ecology and has published extensively on predator recovery, endangered species policy, and the intersection of law and conservation. He is a recipient of the Aldo Leopold Award, the highest honor bestowed on wildlife biologists by The Wildlife Society, recognizing lifetime contributions to the field. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Resilience as Symbiotic Relationship | Nicole Jarves | TEDxUniversity of Montana Western
Jun 4, 2026
What if community resilience begins with something as simple as spending time in the dirt? Drawing from her work regenerating farmland and studying the effects of nature-based experiences, Nicole Jarvis shares how restoring the health of the land can foster relaxation, belonging, and personal resilience. Her message is both practical and hopeful: when we heal the land, we help heal ourselves—and strengthen the communities around us. Sponsored by the Fund for Experience One, our conference provides a multidisciplinary forum for academic minds to gather and exchange ideas worth sharing. Speakers selected to present at TEDx University of Montana Western are directly connected to the local community or have topics that support Montana Western’s mission and values. TEDx University of Montana Western showcases the diversity and academic fortitude of our institution while providing a venue for speakers to submit their research to a global network. This conference was filmed in front of a live audience on March 21, 2026 in the Beier Auditorium. Learn more about TEDxUniversity of Montana Western by visiting www.umwestern.edu/tedx-umw/ or www.umwestern.edu. Nicole Jarvis is the founder of Bee Haven Gardens in Dillon, Montana an educational garden dedicated to teaching regenerative practices and fostering community engagement with agriculture. With over 20 years of experience in organic farming and living in rural Montana communities, Nicole brings a deep, place-based understanding of land, resilience, and interconnectedness to her work. She holds an M.S. in Regenerative Organic Agriculture and has been accepted as a Ph.D. candidate at Maharishi International University. Nicole weaves together regenerative land stewardship and transcendental awareness as she blends her passion for hands-on agricultural education with her commitment to nurturing the landscapes she calls home. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
How History Can Future-Proof Rural Communities | Cody Ferguson | TEDxUniversity of Montana Western
Jun 4, 2026
What if the future of rural America isn't something we need to invent—but something we need to remember? Drawing on his experience as a planner working with Western communities, Cody Ferguson explores how the most resilient, financially sustainable, and people-centered places often reflect patterns that have already stood the test of time. By combining historical insight with modern challenges, he offers a hopeful vision for communities looking to thrive in an uncertain future. Sponsored by the Fund for Experience One, our conference provides a multidisciplinary forum for academic minds to gather and exchange ideas worth sharing. Speakers selected to present at TEDx University of Montana Western are directly connected to the local community or have topics that support Montana Western’s mission and values. TEDx University of Montana Western showcases the diversity and academic fortitude of our institution while providing a venue for speakers to submit their research to a global network. This conference was filmed in front of a live audience on March 21, 2026 in the Beier Auditorium. Learn more about TEDxUniversity of Montana Western by visiting www.umwestern.edu/tedx-umw/ or www.umwestern.edu. Dr. Cody Ferguson is a historian and sustainability scholar turned urban planner working with Houseal Lavigne, a leading national urban planning and geospatial services firm. His academic work explores democratic governance and how communities have addressed public goods challenges, including land conservation, toxic waste siting, water management, and the impacts of mining and energy development. He has authored several articles and the book, This is Our Land: Grassroots Environmentalism in the Late Twentieth Century (Rutgers, 2015) and co-authored several book chapters. Recently, he has shifted his focus from the past to the future. As a planner, he helps Western communities use data-driven tools to become more sustainable and resilient. Outside of work, he enjoys exploring Helena with his wife and two young children. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Healing the Soil, Healing Our Communities | Abigail McClaflin | TEDxUniversity of Montana Western
Jun 4, 2026
A lifelong Yellowstone guide explores what thriving ecosystems can teach us about the future of agriculture. Through the lens of regenerative farming, she reveals how rebuilding biodiversity can restore soil, strengthen rural communities, and create a more resilient future. Sponsored by the Fund for Experience One, our conference provides a multidisciplinary forum for academic minds to gather and exchange ideas worth sharing. Speakers selected to present at TEDx University of Montana Western are directly connected to the local community or have topics that support Montana Western’s mission and values. TEDx University of Montana Western showcases the diversity and academic fortitude of our institution while providing a venue for speakers to submit their research to a global network. This conference was filmed in front of a live audience on March 21, 2026 in the Beier Auditorium. Learn more about TEDxUniversity of Montana Western by visiting www.umwestern.edu/tedx-umw/ or www.umwestern.edu. Abbey McClaflin’s passion is to continue building the bridge between land, livestock, and human health through regenerative agriculture practices. This May, she will earn a B.S. in Environmental Sciences with a minor in Farm and Ranch Operations from the University of Montana Western. Her senior thesis explores a variety of soil health benefits by increasing soil microbiome activity with a locally produced biological stimulant. Abbey works for the Southwest Montana Sagebrush Partnership in Dillon, MT where she collaborates with local ranchers to evaluate the ecological and economic benefits of virtual fence technology. Post graduation, she plans to continue studying integrative approaches to livestock management, and it's affect on rangeland plants and wildlife. During the summer, you can join Abbey on a variety of horse packing trips in Yellowstone National Park, where she shares the history, beauty, and ecology of the natural world through her family’s business, Sunrise Pack Station. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Butte’s Illumindance Theatre | Illumindance Theatre | TEDxUniversity of Montana Western
Jun 4, 2026
Through music, prayer, and movement, Illumindance Theatre tells the story of two farmers confronting the realities of a changing climate. Accompanied by the Sacred Earth Drummers and Djembe Aya, this powerful performance explores resilience, community, and hope in the face of uncertainty. Sponsored by the Fund for Experience One, our conference provides a multidisciplinary forum for academic minds to gather and exchange ideas worth sharing. Speakers selected to present at TEDx University of Montana Western are directly connected to the local community or have topics that support Montana Western’s mission and values. TEDx University of Montana Western showcases the diversity and academic fortitude of our institution while providing a venue for speakers to submit their research to a global network. This conference was filmed in front of a live audience on March 21, 2026 in the Beier Auditorium. Learn more about TEDxUniversity of Montana Western by visiting www.umwestern.edu/tedx-umw/ or www.umwestern.edu. Featuring music by the Sacred Earth Drummers and Djembe Aya. Illumindance Theatre is a collaborative performance project bringing together dancers, actors, musicians, farmers, and traditional healers to explore climate change through the lens of rural Montana. Rooted in the Indigenous philosophy of Mitákuye Oyás’iŋ—“all my relations”—and guided by the medicine wheel as a sacred hoop, the work follows a year in the life of a fourth-generation family farmer facing economic and environmental uncertainty. Through world rhythms, movement, storytelling, blessings, and flowing silks, Illumindance creates an immersive, embodied journey that honors connection, resilience, and the living landscape. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Making health more sustainable with climate action | Lori Byron | TEDxUniversity of Montana Western
Jun 4, 2026
What does climate change have to do with infant health, asthma, and mental well-being? Pediatrician Dr. Lori Byron connects the dots between climate and human health, showing why some of the most effective climate solutions are also opportunities to build healthier communities today. Sponsored by the Fund for Experience One, our conference provides a multidisciplinary forum for academic minds to gather and exchange ideas worth sharing. Speakers selected to present at TEDx University of Montana Western are directly connected to the local community or have topics that support Montana Western’s mission and values. TEDx University of Montana Western showcases the diversity and academic fortitude of our institution while providing a venue for speakers to submit their research to a global network. This conference was filmed in front of a live audience on March 21, 2026 in the Beier Auditorium. Learn more about TEDxUniversity of Montana Western by visiting www.umwestern.edu/tedx-umw/ or www.umwestern.edu. Dr. Byron practiced pediatrics on the Crow Reservation for 27 years. A past president of the Montana Academy of Pediatrics, she has advocated for children her entire life. Concern for children’s health and their home-schooled daughters (a doctor and an engineer) compelled her and her husband to act on climate change. She earned an MS in energy policy and now organizes pediatricians from across the U.S. on climate change. She chairs the Montana Health Professionals for a Healthy Climate. She was a medical expert in Held v. MT. She believes acting on climate matters for our kids. A lot. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
AI Can’t Make Nature | Pedro Marques | TEDxUniversity of Montana Western
Jun 4, 2026
As artificial intelligence reshapes our world, conservation leader Pedro Marques argues that our greatest resource isn't technology—it's our connection to the land and the people who know it best. Drawing from a career in ecological restoration, he explores how local knowledge, stewardship, and a deeper relationship with nature can help us build a more resilient future. Sponsored by the Fund for Experience One, our conference provides a multidisciplinary forum for academic minds to gather and exchange ideas worth sharing. Speakers selected to present at TEDx University of Montana Western are directly connected to the local community or have topics that support Montana Western’s mission and values. TEDx University of Montana Western showcases the diversity and academic fortitude of our institution while providing a venue for speakers to submit their research to a global network. This conference was filmed in front of a live audience on March 21, 2026 in the Beier Auditorium. Learn more about TEDxUniversity of Montana Western by visiting www.umwestern.edu/tedx-umw/ or www.umwestern.edu. Pedro’s childhood dream of being a biologist died early in his first semester of college after a few weeks of heredity studies looking at fruit flies under a microscope. 3-years later in a religion course exploring the ethics of place, he realized he didn’t feel connected to any specific land or water, an epiphany that launched a 25-year career in ecology and conservation. From Panama to Montana, Pedro has been restoring degraded lands and working with rural and marginalized communities making a living at the interface of natural systems. He has led the Big Hole Watershed Committee since 2019, a consensus-based conservation organization governed by local stakeholders whose livelihoods depend on the health of the Big Hole River. Leveraging partnerships and ecological sciences, he has put millions of dollars of restoration projects on the ground in the Big Hole and led the restoration of a Superfund site along the Continental Divide. He lives in Missoula with his wife and two kids. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
What does it mean to be irrational? | Daniel Adsett | TEDxAUBG
Jun 4, 2026
“Before one can accept conflicting reasons or recognize inconsistencies among one’s beliefs, one must be willing to do so.” In this talk, Daniel Adsett, through discussing the theory of irrationality, encourages us to allow ourselves to be open to the possibility of being wrong, to accept vulnerability while communicating with others, and to be willing to learn from our opponents. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx. Daniel Adsett is a philosopher and academic specializing in applied ethics, with a focus on business and environmental ethics. He earned his PhD in Philosophy from Marquette University in 2020 and began teaching at the American University in Bulgaria (AUBG) in the fall of 2021. Originally from Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, his academic work explores complex questions at the intersection of ethics, rationality, and human belief systems. He is the author of Karl Jaspers’ Theory of Irrationality: From Delusions to Worldviews (2025), and his research has been published in leading academic journals, including Philosophia, The Heythrop Journal, and International Philosophical Quarterly. Through his teaching and writing, Daniel Adsett engages students and readers in critical discussions about ethical decision-making in contemporary society. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Living with Dyslexia | Philippa von Rosenberg & Cosima Hering | TEDxBerlin Cosmopolitan School Youth
Jun 4, 2026
This talk was given at TEDxBerlin Cosmopolitan School Youth on April 21st, 2026. Philippa von Rosenberg is a Primary student of Grade 6, Berlin Cosmopolitan School, Germany. Cosima Hering is a Primary student of Grade 6, Berlin Cosmopolitan School, Germany. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Why Everything Starts With Health | Tanuka Haldar | TEDxIIT Mandi
Jun 4, 2026
Health is often treated as one part of life, when in reality it is the foundation of everything else. This talk explores the hidden causes behind today's health challenges and examines how physical and mental well-being influence our relationships, careers, finances, and overall quality of life. Through powerful insights and a memorable analogy, the talk challenges conventional ideas of success and encourages audiences to view health not as an expense or obligation, but as their most valuable asset. By rethinking priorities and investing in well-being, individuals can unlock a healthier, more meaningful, and more successful life. Tanuka is the Founder of TS Fit Factory and a wellness entrepreneur with over 15 years of experience in transforming lives through sustainable nutrition and holistic health. She has helped 15,000+ individuals achieve lasting weight loss, improved health, and balanced living. Recognized globally, Tanuka is a Global Icon Award 2025 recipient and ranked among the Top 100 coaches worldwide. Through her growing network of 5,000+ coaches and 200+ wellness clubs across India, she is building a powerful wellness movement. She is also the Mrs. India Style Icon 2025 on the international stage in Sri Lanka. Her mission is to create a healthier and happier India. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Crime on Television | Anirban Bhattacharya | TEDxShivNadarUniversity
Jun 4, 2026
Anirban dives into the psychology of the criminal, as well as the audience, to understand why people are so enthralled by crime and its depiction in media Creator and Producer of shows like Savdhaan India and Crime Patrol, he is a true true crime aficionado! He sets to take a deep dive into the criminal life, and why the audience is so enthralled by the idea of crime and its representation on TV This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
¿Por qué sufrimos tanto por amor? | Dra. Jennifer Florez | TEDxParqueLaLoma
Jun 4, 2026
#TEDxParquelaloma Psicóloga clínica, psicoterapeuta y conferencista internacional, la Dra. Jennifer Flórez se ha convertido en una de las voces más influyentes en temas de amor propio, relaciones de pareja y bienestar emocional. Con una sólida formación académica y una amplia trayectoria en medios de comunicación, ha ayudado a miles de personas a comprender y transformar la manera en que se relacionan consigo mismas y con los demás. En esta charla de TEDxParqueLaLoma, la Dra. Jennifer Flórez comparte herramientas y reflexiones para fortalecer el amor propio, sanar patrones emocionales y construir relaciones más conscientes, demostrando que el cambio personal comienza con la forma en que nos vemos y valoramos a nosotros mismos. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
In Praise of Being Bad at Things | Sunny Mewati | TEDxRDFZ Youth
Jun 4, 2026
The Permissionto be joyfully, unapologetically mediocre. The Fear of Mediocre This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Hue Knew? The Hidden Power of Color | Alex Mason | TEDxUGA
Jun 3, 2026
In his talk, Alex Mason examines the meaning of color and its profound impact on our daily lives and overall well-being. By understanding the science and cultural significance of color, he shows how we can intentionally shape our environments and ourselves through its thoughtful use. Alex Mason is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Theatre and Film and a lighting designer whose work spans musical theatre, opera, drama, dance, and installation art. His professional work explores vibrant color, bold lines, unexpected angles, and innovative uses of technology to create immersive, accessible experiences for diverse audiences. In his talk, Mason examines the meaning of color and its profound impact on our daily lives and overall well-being. By understanding the science and cultural significance of color, he shows how we can intentionally shape our environments and ourselves through its thoughtful use. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
A Modernização da Aduana e Seus Impactos | Mario De Marco e Fabiano Coelho | TEDxCarioba
Jun 3, 2026
Nesta palestra, Mario de Marco e Fabiano Coelho revelam os bastidores da modernização da aduana brasileira e mostram como a análise de risco, a inovação e o uso estratégico de informações impactam diretamente a segurança e a vida dos cidadãos. Por meio de histórias reais e surpreendentes, eles demonstram que a tecnologia não substitui o olhar humano — ela o potencializa. Uma conversa fascinante sobre confiança, inteligência e transformação pública. Mario de Marco e Fabiano Coelho são auditores-fiscais da Receita Federal do Brasil com ampla experiência na área aduaneira. Mario de Marco é formado em Administração de Empresas pela UFRJ e auditor-fiscal desde 2006, com trajetória no Aeroporto Internacional de Guarulhos, onde atuou nas equipes e na chefia da Conferência de Bagagem, foi Delegado da Alfândega em 2022 e atualmente é Assessor Técnico da Subsecretaria de Administração Aduaneira. Fabiano Coelho é auditor-fiscal desde 1997, graduado pela UFMG, mestre em Gestão da Inovação e Competitividade e doutorando em Administração Pública pela Universidade de Lisboa, com especializações pela Unicamp e FGV. Atuou em cargos de chefia e coordenação, foi delegado nos aeroportos de Viracopos e Guarulhos, é especialista acreditado pela Organização Mundial das Aduanas e atualmente é Subsecretário de Administração Aduaneira. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
O Que Acontece Quando a I.A. Nos Devolve Tempo | Daniel Barros | TEDxCarioba
Jun 3, 2026
Nesta palestra, Daniel Barros convida o público a refletir sobre o impacto da IA na forma como pensamos, criamos e tomamos decisões. Ao explorar os riscos da terceirização do pensamento e, ao mesmo tempo, o potencial transformador dessa tecnologia, ele propõe uma questão essencial: o que faremos com o tempo e as possibilidades que a IA nos devolve? Uma reflexão provocadora sobre tecnologia, autonomia e futuro. Daniel Barros é especialista em inteligência de negócios e tendências, com foco em transformar dados em decisões estratégicas para viabilizar soluções inovadoras em mercados emergentes. Utiliza metodologias baseadas em análises estruturadas e evidências para conectar insights a produtos, serviços e modelos operacionais escaláveis, impulsionando crescimento sustentável e vantagem competitiva. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
O Que Acontece Quando A Vida Acontece Dentro Dos Jogos | Heloísa Passos | TEDxCarioba
Jun 3, 2026
Os games deixaram de ser apenas entretenimento e passaram a ocupar um papel muito mais profundo na vida das pessoas. Nesta palestra, Heloísa Passos explora como os ambientes virtuais se tornaram espaços de pertencimento, construção de identidade e conexão humana. Ao revelar o impacto dos jogos nas relações e na forma como nos vemos no mundo, ela convida o público a repensar os limites entre o real e o digital. Uma reflexão atual sobre comportamento, comunidade e o futuro das interações humanas. Heloísa Passos é fundadora e CEO da Trexx, fintech de AI pioneira no conceito fan monetization, conectando gamers e marcas através de um ecossistema de engajamento e benefícios. É formada em Desenho de Animação e pós graduada em Gestão em Economia criativa pela Universidade Belas Artes. Foi reconhecida internacionalmente com prêmios em Singapura, Argentina e Paris, é Forbes 30U30, MIT Innovator Under 35, Women in Tech Global em Web3 e uma das Top 50 mulheres em Web3 e AI pela Coindesk. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Como Os Bebês Se Comunicam Antes De Falar | Dra. Gabriella Conte | TEDxCarioba
Jun 3, 2026
Nesta palestra, Gabriella Conte revela como os recém-nascidos se comunicam desde os primeiros dias de vida e como a ciência pode nos ajudar a compreender essa linguagem. Com sensibilidade e embasamento científico, ela apresenta uma nova forma de observar o comportamento dos bebês, fortalecendo a conexão entre pais e filhos. Uma reflexão emocionante sobre escuta, vínculo e os primeiros diálogos da vida. Gabriella Conte é neuropsicóloga e psicóloga clínica, com mestrado em Ciências na área de Neurologia pela Unicamp e especialização em Neuropsicologia aplicada à Neurologia Infantil. Certificada em NBO, foi convidada a se tornar a primeira treinadora brasileira pelo Boston Children’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School Teaching Hospital e Brazelton Institute. Atua integrando família, escola e ciência no cuidado ao desenvolvimento infantil e é professora de pós-graduação na PUC-Campinas e PUC-Paraná, com foco na promoção da saúde mental desde os primeiros anos de vida. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
A Criança Que Sustenta A Casa | Zanq (Zanq) | TEDxCarioba
Jun 3, 2026
Nesta palestra leve e inspiradora, Zanq compartilha sua jornada de quem parecia não se encaixar nos padrões tradicionais de sucesso. Entre tentativas, fracassos e recomeços, ele descobriu que sua maior força estava justamente nas características que diziam que deveria abandonar. Com humor e autenticidade, mostra como a criatividade e a criança interior podem se tornar ferramentas poderosas para construir uma vida com propósito. Uma reflexão emocionante sobre coragem, identidade e o verdadeiro significado de crescer. Um pai de muitas vozes, que transforma o cotidiano em uma grande saga documentada. Entre o riso, a fala e o canto, Zanq dá vida a histórias que revelam, com leveza e sensibilidade, a potência do olhar infantil que ainda habita o adulto — e que pode sustentar tudo o que construímos. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
ELEVEN YEARS AT THE DATA FRONTIER | Venkata Akhilesh Ranga Reddy | TEDxGaya College of Engineering
Jun 3, 2026
What does it take to stay at the forefront of data and technology for over a decade? In this insightful TEDx talk, Venkata Akhilesh Ranga Reddy shares lessons from eleven years of navigating the rapidly evolving world of data. From emerging technologies and innovation to problem-solving and continuous learning, he explores how data has transformed industries and reshaped the way we live and work. Through personal experiences and professional insights, this talk highlights the importance of adaptability, curiosity, and a future-focused mindset in an increasingly data-driven world. Venkata Akhilesh Kumar Ranga Reddy Gari Chinnapolamada is a Healthcare Data Architecture and Analytics professional with more than eleven years of experience designing, modernizing, and scaling enterprise healthcare data ecosystems across clinical, operational, financial, and regulatory domains. Since beginning his healthcare technology journey in 2013, Akhilesh has specialized in building interoperable healthcare platforms that transform fragmented patient information into trusted, actionable intelligence. His expertise spans healthcare data architecture, HL7 and FHIR interoperability, EMR integration, enterprise data warehousing, population health analytics, cloud modernization, HIPAA-compliant platform design, AI-ready data infrastructure, and responsible deployment of generative AI within healthcare environments. Throughout his career, he has contributed to the design and implementation of large-scale healthcare data platforms supporting millions of patient records, enabling organizations to improve care coordination, strengthen regulatory compliance, optimize operational performance, and advance data-driven clinical decision-making. His work reflects a unique combination of technical depth and healthcare domain expertise, bridging the gap between complex data systems and real-world patient outcomes. As healthcare continues its transformation toward AI-enabled care delivery, Akhilesh focuses on building trusted, governed, and scalable data foundations capable of supporting the next generation of clinical intelligence. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Innovación Social: el poder de un barrio conectado | Nael Falo Alquézar | TEDxPortoPí
Jun 3, 2026
¿Es posible mejorar la convivencia, la limpieza y la seguridad de todo un barrio utilizando únicamente la cámara y el WhatsApp de nuestro teléfono móvil? Bajo la premisa de que "la mejor forma de decir es hacer", el geógrafo y agitador cultural Nael Falo nos demuestra cómo el sentido común y la tecnología comunitaria pueden ganarle la partida a la desidia institucional. Nael nos traslada a la historia de Pere Garau (Palma de Mallorca), un barrio con una densidad demográfica extrema. Para combatir la resignación y el sentimiento de que las cosas nunca van a cambiar, la plataforma vecinal lanzó la iniciativa "Antena Pere Garau". A través de un canal de WhatsApp directo y altruista, los propios residentes se convirtieron en los ojos del barrio, logrando mapear y canalizar más de 1.500 incidencias a la administración en solo diez meses. Geógrafo militante, agitador cultural y flâneur incansable, Nael no solo analiza el territorio, lo camina. Instalado en la premisa de que “la mejor forma de decir es hacer”, ha dedicado su trayectoria a entidades cívicas que protegen el patrimonio y el entorno urbano, invitándonos a ser conductores de la convivencia. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Aporofobia: del rechazo a la dignidad compartida | Andreu Grimalt Rosselló | TEDxPortoPí
Jun 3, 2026
¿Qué se activa en nuestro interior cuando vemos a una persona durmiendo en un cartón en un portal? Incomodidad, distancia o incluso rechazo. Este gesto automático tiene un nombre: aporofobia, el rechazo a las personas pobres. El sociólogo Andreu Grimalt, director técnico de la Red Europea de Lucha contra la Pobreza en Balears (EAPN), nos invita a mirar de frente una patología social que deshumaniza e invisibiliza a los más vulnerables. A través de realidades incómodas, Andreu desmonta el falso relato de la culpabilización que sostiene que "el pobre lo es porque quiere" o porque "no se ha esforzado lo suficiente". Para combatir esta mirada discriminatoria, Andreu nos regala 5 ingredientes clave para activar en nuestra vida diaria: reconocer la dignidad, romper con la culpabilización, erradicar discursos de odio, fomentar espacios compartidos y revisar nuestros propios sesgos. Sociólogo. Trabajó más de 13 años en investigación social antes de ser el director técnico de la Red Europea de Lucha contra la Pobreza en Balears (EAPN), cargo que ocupa desde 2017. Es responsable de informes sobre el estado de la pobreza en las islas, colaborador en medios de comunicación y firme defensor de la justicia social. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
De peón a reina | Carlos Fajardo | TEDxPortoPí
Jun 3, 2026
¿Es el peón realmente la pieza más débil del ajedrez o esconde el mayor potencial del tablero? Carlos Fajardo, de tan solo 13 años, utiliza la metáfora del ajedrez para hablarnos de la resiliencia, la autoestima y el crecimiento personal desde la perspectiva de la juventud. Carlos nos traslada al "tablero del colegio", ese lugar donde a menudo parece que algunas piezas nacen siendo reinas —los que destacan en todo, los populares— mientras que otros se sienten como simples peones: lentos, invisibles y llenos de dudas. A través del relato de su primer torneo de ajedrez a los 11 años, donde se vio completamente derrotado tras perder a su reina, Carlos nos enseña una lección de vida fundamental. En lugar de rendirse ante la frustración, decidió seguir jugando paso a paso, casilla a casilla, sin hacer ruido, sin brillar. A sus 13 años, Carlos personifica la curiosidad multifacética y la disciplina necesaria para el alto rendimiento. Estudiante de 1.º de ESO, compagina su pasión por las matemáticas y la historia con el ajedrez federado y el deporte de competición. Entre baquetas de batería y el cuidado de bonsáis, Carlos explora el mundo con una mirada de futuro arquitecto. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
¿Puede una persona cambiar el mundo? | Juan Luis Fortes | TEDxPortoPí
Jun 3, 2026
¿Es posible erradicar las grandes lacras del planeta —el hambre, las guerras, las crisis de refugiados— sin depender de parches temporales o de la ayuda intermitente de las ONG? Juan Luis Fortes nos invita a imaginar una solución estructural tan masiva como profundamente humana: lo que él denomina un "algoritmo humano". Nacida de una profunda reflexión durante el aislamiento de la pandemia, Juan Luis propone el concepto de "Hermanos de Vida". La idea consiste en conectar de forma permanente, desde el nacimiento y para toda la vida, a dos personas nacidas el mismo día en lugares del mundo completamente opuestos. Una red humana diseñada para romper barreras culturales, idiomáticas y geográficas gracias al uso de la Inteligencia Artificial y la traducción simultánea por voz. Para hacer realidad esta visión, lidera el "Equipo 2080", una iniciativa que busca que para el año 2080 el 80% de la población mundial esté hermanada. Ingeniero informático y empresario con 30 años de trayectoria digitalizando sectores estratégicos como la construcción y la hostelería. Tras una etapa de transformación personal, lidera el Equipo 2080, un proyecto diseñado para generar conexiones humanas interculturales desde la infancia como motor de cambio global. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Turismo sostenible: El poder de la IA con datos reales | Dolores Ordóñez | TEDxPortoPí
Jun 3, 2026
¿Es posible hacer que un destino turístico de éxito sea verdaderamente sostenible, competitivo y habitable para sus residentes? La Dra. Dolores Ordóñez, experta de la Comisión Europea en Destinos Turísticos Inteligentes, nos demuestra que la respuesta no está en las percepciones subjetivas, sino en el uso estratégico de los datos y la Inteligencia Artificial. Tomando como escenario la isla de Mallorca, Dolores plantea preguntas incómodas pero necesarias: ¿Cómo podemos gestionar un territorio si ni siquiera sabemos con exactitud cuánta gente hay en él en un momento dado? A través de datos reales de movilidad, consumo de recursos y flujos de visitantes, la tecnología nos permite pasar de la "masificación" a la "gestión inteligente". Además, Dolores desmitifica conceptos tradicionales y destapa grandes paradojas del sistema actual, como la medición del CO2 en la aviación o el desequilibrio entre el territorio y el PIB. Doctora Cum Laude y experta de la Comisión Europea en Destinos Turísticos Inteligentes. Directora de AnySolution, coordina el Espacio Europeo de Datos de Turismo, liderando la implementación de la Inteligencia Artificial como herramienta clave para la planificación sostenible y la toma de decisiones estratégicas en el sector. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Por qué los buenos líderes necesitan PECAR | Norma Soler | TEDxPortoPí
Jun 3, 2026
¿Qué pasaría si el libro de tu vida se cerrara esta misma noche? ¿Habría merecido la pena lo que dejas escrito en él? Norma Soler comparte la profunda experiencia personal que transformó por completo su visión del éxito y del liderazgo: el nacimiento de su segundo hijo en plena pandemia y los tres meses que pasó ingresado en una UCI neonatal. Alejada de su despacho y de la gestión de un gran equipo, Norma descubrió una verdad brutal y liberadora: en el trabajo era prescindible, pero en esa habitación de hospital era completamente indispensable. Adoptando la filosofía de Bután sobre la Felicidad Interior Bruta y ganando una perspectiva única sobre la vida, propone derribar los mitos del éxito corporativo convencional que se alimenta del agotamiento. Norma presenta PECAR, un acrónimo transformador y un "salvavidas humano" diseñado para un liderazgo consciente y humanista: Preguntar, Empatizar, Comunicar, Aseverar y Responder. Directora de Proyectos en la Oficina de Estrategia de Iberostar Group y reconocida como una de las Top 100 Mujeres Líderes en España. Con más de 25 años gestionando equipos de alto rendimiento, Norma propone un modelo de liderazgo humanista donde el propósito individual y el colectivo convergen en un mismo motor. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
