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Doors Unlocked by Languages, Paths Guided by Fate | Sama Salmo | TEDxYouth@DIS
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 15:43
When I say the words brave and brilliant, how many of you immediately think of something big. Something as big as winning an award, climbing a mountain, or saving a life. Well, if you're like me, you might have started to look for that one grand moment in your life.And I'll admit, when I was given this topic, I struggled. I couldn't think of a single thing that seemed brave or brilliant enough. And honestly, that was a bit disappointing.But then I realized that bravery and brilliance aren't always about doi ...
Falling Forwards | Haatim Muntazir Tinwala | TEDxYouth@DIS
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 15:43
Core Message - Failure is not the opposite of success, but a crucial stepping stone towards it [1] - Embracing failure, learning from it, and daring to try again are key to enduring achievements [1] - Failure teaches unique lessons that success often cannot [1] - Courage in moments of failure becomes a bridge between falling and rising [1] Examples of Success Through Failure - JK Rowling faced countless rejections and poverty before creating Harry Potter, transforming challenges into fuel for determination [1] - Oprah Winfrey was fired from her first TV job but became a global icon, demonstrating courage and belief in her potential [1] - Michael Jordan missed almost 9,000 shots and lost almost 300 games, highlighting that brilliance is about never giving up [1][2] Call to Action - Embrace failure as a stepping stone to success, not a stumbling block to defeat [4] - Rise again stronger and wiser after falling [4] - Learn from mistakes and continue [5]
Reimagining Education | Kieran Francis Birrell Francis Birrell | TEDxYouth@DIS
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 15:43
Throughout my career, I've had aspirations to succeed. And I feel in this role, I've really succeeded. And the good thing is with the influx of AI, we're going to talk about how our educators are pushing on to the next level. So, I'd like to talk about first of all how our school teachers are being brave and brilliant in their use of AI tools.So imagine a scenario where you walk into a classroom and your teacher assistant is an AI powered avatar. Imagine you have a study buddy who is an AI powered chatbot w ...
How Craft Empowers Rural Women to Resist and Rebuild | Amina Kanju | TEDxGCULahore
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 15:36
Under the open skies of Abra country, a small village tucked away in the southern belt of Punjab. The women sit in a quiet river. their fingers steadily crafting intricate patterns and weaving stories into thread, clay, and fabric.They're not just creating anything. They're reclaiming something that the world has often denied them. Power, dignity, and voice.I'm Amjun and since the past few years I have been residing in my village working towards the welfare of rural women for their economic empowerment in a ...
Zenehíd | MEA Művészeti Iskola | TEDxDebrecen
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 15:35
Magyar Eleonóra vagyok, a debreceni zenede fóval művészt tanára. Nagy örömömre szolgál, hogy keretezhetem ezt a jubileumi tedx rendezvényt. A Bach Mindenkinek Fesztivál egy kis minicertjét hallhatták, hallhattátok, amikor megérkeztetek ide délután.Ez a rendezvény még tart több mint egy hétig. Nézzetek, utána tájékozódjatok a Bach Mindenkinek Fesztivál Facebook oldalán, mert rengeteg színes koncert vár még ránk. Holnap például óvodásoknak tartunk egy kis előadást, táncosokkal kiegészítve, akiknek bemutatjuk ...
Οι Όψεις που δεν βλέπεις | Αγγελική Δούκα | TEDxUniversityofCrete
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 15:35
[χειροκρότημα] Γεια σας. Κόσμος άγχωσε. Με βάλαν και μετά τον κύριο Μάλιο εδώ.Τέλος πάντων. Πάμε τώρα και ό,τι γίνει. Λοιπόν, αρχικά να σας στηθώ.Ε, είμαι η Αγγελική, όπως πολύ καλά ακούσατε. Ωστόσο, οι φίλοι μου με φωνάζουνε τζίνερ. Για την ακρίβα, όχι μόνο οι φίλοι μου, αλλά ο σύντροφός μου που κάθεται να τος εδώ, οι πελάτες μου, οι συνεργάτες μου.Ενιώται ακόμη και ο μεγαλύτερος μου γιος πια ο κύμονας. Ο μικρός είναι μόλις ενός, οπότε δεν τα έχει καταφέρει ακόμη, αλλά είμαι σίγουρη ότι θα φτάσει εκεί. Τέλ ...
The Future of Work:Connecting Generations to Drive Business Innovation | Safiya S Fari | TEDxKangiwa
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 14:57
[Applause] The horns blaring. Thousands of individual journeys writing. It can feel so chaotic, right.But then can you see it. Just picture it. Adam fost by the side.Tat tie the conductor handing off the side of the bus navigating impossible gaps. The driver, the conductor, other passengers shouting directions. Somehow this moving puzzle works.It's quite messy. It's loud but at the end it's a feed of collective movement and that my friends just see it is arrow of unfiltered partnerships. It's not always pre ...
The Missing Link: Building Bridges Between Youth and Leadership | Dr. Mustafa Shehu | TEDxKangiwa
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 14:57
People [Applause] want their voice to be heard. Young people want them to be involved at all time. But to what extent can we be trusted? Between 2022 to December 2024, a certain organization in Nigeria said young people set up nonexisting group of political aspirations and they continue to award undeserving awardes and it has to be paid. 78% of impeachments within campuses tertiary institutions in Nigeria of either president of a department or a faculty or estate associations are all money related. There ar ...
Redesigning Cities: Building Spaces, for Connection and Belonging | Arc. Khalifa Rabiu | TEDxKangiwa
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 14:57
Core Argument - The fundamental human need for connection and belonging should be a central consideration in architectural and urban design [1][4] - Design choices, from microspaces like living rooms to macrospaces like cities, significantly influence human interaction and feelings of belonging [10][11] - Design is not neutral; it actively shapes human behavior and emotions, either fostering connection or creating barriers [22][23] Design Implications - Microspaces should be designed to encourage interaction, exemplified by the common arrangement of a three-seater couch facing the television [6] - Macrospaces, such as cities, should prioritize communal areas like parks and accessible transportation networks to facilitate connection [8][20] - Urban design should focus on creating spaces that evoke feelings of safety, invitation, and visibility, moving beyond mere traffic flow [18][19] Examples and Illustrations - Traditional architecture and communal living arrangements demonstrate the innate human desire for connection [4][9] - The design of guest rooms can subtly discourage or encourage interaction, highlighting the power of design to influence behavior [12][13] - Examples from literature, like Romeo and Juliet's balcony scene, illustrate how architectural elements can enable and shape human relationships [17][18]
Storytelling as a Bridge: Connecting Through Shared Narratives | Aisha Augie-Kuta | TEDxKangiwa
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 14:56
[Applause] grandfather, someone you look up to. We have these names connected to stories and that's one of the reasons storytelling is extremely important. So like I said, it starts with a name. Once upon a time there was a young girl sitting in the car in northern Nigeria driving through the beautiful trees, the balab trees in Zarya. And her father said to her, "You have the spirit of Queen Amina in you. " And this child says, "Who is Queen Amina. " Her father says, "This was a woman that did everything li ...