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Finding positives in your worst moments | Nipun Malhotra | TEDxYouth@TheShriramMillenniumSchoolNoida
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-14 15:35
Good morning everyone. I can hear a better louder good morning maybe. I mean it's already 11.Good morning everyone. >> Hi. It's uh really wonderful to be here at this TEDex platform.uh and uh I will also speak on empathy and I thought the best way to talk about empathy is really through my life journey and the empathy that I have faced at times and that I have not faced at times and how it has influenced me and how through empathy from all of you you all can make this country a more equitable country not ju ...
Triumph Redefined: Breaking Barriers Through Inclusion | Manju Balasubramanyam | TEDxYouth@DPSBN
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-08 14:48
How do you put 56 years of your life in 15 minutes. It's not easy. But it's a journey. It's a story that I narrate today with pride. It's the story that I've been blessed with.um to see the diversity that exists in the world to learn from that diversity and to believe that diversity is strength. Differences bring people closer together. Differences get people with different strengths to come together to create synergy and resonance.I always wanted to be a teacher. I wanted to be a teacher at the age of thre ...
Redefining Triumph Through Inclusion and Compassion | Sarbani Mallick | TEDxYouth@DPSBN
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-08 14:47
Let's rewind 30 years back Bangalore. Life was in a way simple. There were no smartphones, no laptops, no Netflix, no cable TV.There were trees, houses, children played on the streets, not as much traffic. However, for some people, life was not as simple. There were hardly any awareness on disabilities, especially about autism.Children with autism stayed at home, isolated, misunderstood. There were very few people who knew about the word autism and there were fewer who even wanted to learn about it. I had q ...
When perceptions end, reality begins | Jowaria Soliman | TEDxYouth@BedayiaSchool
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-05 15:50
Hi, this is Join. I was born blind due to a genetic disease. Um, usually when people learn this fact, they think they know the end of my story.But once you've Googled me, however, you'll find a narrative that rewrites every stereotype. A story of breaking barriers and proving that limits are simply illusions. The word blind often brings to mind limitations.What someone cannot do instead of what they can. But the truth is blindness didn't limit me. It shaped me.It taught me how to see the world differently a ...
Not Too Queer to Be Corporate. Not Too Corporate to Be Queer. | Remco Boxelaar | TEDxDonauinselSalon
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-31 15:37
Challenges Faced by LGBTQI Individuals in the Corporate World - The speaker experienced bullying and discrimination due to perceived gender nonconformity and sexuality from childhood through adulthood [1][2][3][4][5][6][7] - Societal norms and expectations pressure individuals to conform to heteronormative standards, leading to hiding one's true identity [3][4][5] - Microaggressions and insensitive comments from colleagues can create a hostile work environment [7] Initiatives and Solutions for LGBTQI Inclusion - The speaker created an online platform to support LGBTQI individuals in the corporate world [9] - The speaker advocates for creating psychologically and physically safe working environments through allyship and addressing bullying [11] - The speaker initiated a cross-company leadership program for LGBTQI individuals [14] - The program has over 70 alumni and fosters a supportive network to encourage openness and career advancement [16] Recommendations for Organizations - Ensure representation of visible LGBTQI role models at the top of the organization [12] - Regularly discuss safety and address microaggressions in meetings, setting clear boundaries [12] - Acknowledge the global disparities in LGBTQI rights, noting that same-sex marriage is legal in only 39 out of nearly 200 countries, and being LGBT is illegal in 60 countries, with the death penalty in 6 countries [13]
Ben Bu Işıltının İçine Doğdum! | Şule Arapoğlu Yılmaz | TEDxYildizTechnicalUniversity
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-30 15:48
Merhaba ya. Şu ışıkları biraz kısabilir misiniz. gözümü alıyor da neyse ben alışkınım aslında.Ben bu ışıltının içine doğdum. Küçükken annem hep anlatıyor. Bebek arabasıyla sokağa çıktığımızda her duraksadığımız noktada insanlar arabanın etrafına toplanıp bir sürü soru sorarlarmış.Yani daha 2 yaşındayken bile saçımın, kaşımın rengi soruluyordu. Bayağı popülerdim aslında. Tabii ta ki okul başlayana dek.Okul başlayınca fark ettim ki ben popüler değil farklıydım. farklı, kötü bir şey gibi. Hatta o kadar farklıy ...
The Real Driver of Innovation Isn’t AI—It’s Inclusion | Noelle Russell | TEDxBoston
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-25 16:39
Career & Experience - The speaker has extensive experience in cloud architecture and AI, starting from IBM during the Y2K era, moving to Red Hat and VMware, and eventually becoming a principal cloud architect at AWS [1] - The speaker was an early member of the Amazon Alexa team, contributing significantly to its initial codebase and developing applications focused on mindfulness and kindness [2] - The speaker was recruited by Microsoft to help productize AI research models into Azure AI services (cognitive services), successfully transitioning 17 research models into production [4][5] AI Development & Leadership - The AI industry is currently in a "baby tiger mode," where the focus is on the potential of AI without fully considering the risks and long-term implications [6][7] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of asking critical questions about AI's future impact, including security, accuracy, and trust (SAT), to ensure responsible AI development [8][17] - The speaker founded the AI Leadership Institute in 2016 to teach the world to listen to problems and build AI that responds to those problems [11] - The speaker wrote a book called "Scaling Responsible AI: From Enthusiasm to Execution," highlighting the need for clarity of thought in leading machines [12] Human-AI Interaction - The speaker stresses the importance of designing the human-AI experience, where humans and AI work together, requiring individuals to actively participate and contribute their expertise [18][19] - The speaker notes that the number one skill to manage a machine is clarity of thought [13] Challenges & Perspectives - The speaker's unique perspective as a woman, Latina, and mother of a child with Down syndrome influenced her work and highlighted the need for diverse perspectives in AI development [2] - Companies often struggle with security, accuracy, and trust when implementing AI [16]
What if the trans story is all of our stories? | Forest Britt | TEDxYouth@FranklinSchoolOfInnovation
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-23 15:47
Social Issues and Inclusion - The speaker's personal experience highlights the challenges faced by transgender individuals, including legal restrictions and safety concerns [2] - Sharing personal stories and experiences can be an act of resistance and can empower others facing similar challenges [2][5] - Lack of support for transgender individuals can have catastrophic consequences, with 52% of transmen considering suicide and 18% attempting it in the past year [7] - States that passed anti-trans laws aimed at trans minors saw up to a 72% increase in suicide attempts by transgender and gender non-conforming teens [9] - The trans story can be seen as a universal story of daring to ask "Who am I?" and answering honestly, despite societal shame [11][12] Privilege and Discrimination - Being perceived as male in society carries privilege, as demonstrated by the speaker's experience in a retail setting [14][15] - Black trans artists faced discrimination and were initially denied entry to a performance venue, highlighting the intersection of race and gender identity [16][17] Call to Action - Individuals are urged to assess their power and use their voices, strength, talents, skills, and wealth to uplift those with less privilege [19] - There is a need for people to see, believe, and fight for trans rights, as their story is interconnected with everyone else's [20]
Let’s talk about menstruation leave | Bwalya Chirwa | TEDxLusaka
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-18 15:31
[Music] Mother's Day. I see all of you smiling in the audience. No, I am not talking about that Mother's Day.You know, the one that comes with the flowers and the hugs. Not that one. Today, I am talking about Zambia's Mother's Day leave.A day that any woman can take off work. No medical report required. Zambia is one of only seven countries in the whole world that has a ministration leave policy.In Zambia, we call this day Mother's Day. The name itself is a euphemism. Not necessarily because Mother's Day is ...
The Butterfly Effect of Teaching Inclusion | Rowan Dias | TEDxDeerfield
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-18 15:29
[Music] [Applause] I'd like to start by asking you to imagine a situation where a group of friends are at a park playing pickup basketball and on the sidelines is a individual with a disability watching the game. One friend notices the person and wants to invite them to join their game, but out of fear of saying the wrong thing or not knowing how it would impact their game, they decide against it in return to their friends. You may have seen diversity, equity, and inclusion campaigns with images related to ...