Okay, so we're gonna do something a little bit different. Um, last night I got the great opportunity of being able to moderate a discussion with Phil Rosenthal from Somebody Feed Phil um on Netflix. Great show, travel eating show, community show.And um it was a nice break for me because all I do is talk about politics and the terrible state of the world. >> We all need a break. >> You are not the terrible state of the world. You are the wonderful state of the world.So, I I I asked you nicely to bring a litt ...

[Music] [Music] Two years ago, I lived in Palestine. My apartment was here in Hebrron, a conservative, mostly Muslim city in the heart of the West Bank. As you can probably tell by looking at me, I didn't exactly blend in.Luckily, Palestinians by and large are a warm, hospitable people, contrary to the stereotypes perpetuated online. In other words, I was welcomed with open arms. Fridays are reserved for prayer in Islam.So while the pious people of Hebron were busy with their divine duties each Friday, I'd ...

[Music] [Applause] Hi, my name is George and I'm neurody divergent. Now, for some of you who don't know what that means, basically I think differently. You see, 17 years ago, I wouldn't have had the language or the audacity to stand on a stage of this magnitude and say it out loud.17 years ago was also the first time I went to therapy. I went in a room. I sat across from a stranger.She leaned back and she listened and I spilled my guts. I told her everything. She smiled.She picked up her pad. She wrote down ...

It may have profound implications for society and what it means to be human https://t.co/WJZDwL3IoO ...

I was asked to say something wise and to have some wise words. I note the obvious differences in the human family. Some of us are serious.Some thrive on comedy. Some declare their lives are lived as true profoundity while others claim no, they are living the real reality. I've sailed upon the seven seas and stopped in every land and seen the wonders of the world.But not yet one common man. I note the obvious differences in every sort and type. But we are more alike, my friends, than we are unalike.But we ar ...

RT ADAM (@AdameMedia)“There is no superior race.There is no ‘chosen people of God’.It is neither the United States nor Israel.The ‘chosen people of God’ is all of humanity.”— President of Colombia, Gustavo Petrohttps://t.co/3H2vfOe0rU ...

When was the last time you really asked someone, "Hey, how are you?" not as a greeting but with a questions that needed an answer. For the long time that I thought that I was great at connecting with people until I got m I make a mistake so big it changes the way how I see people forever. I used to believe that the biggest mistake in life was about failing.failing an exam, filling a goal, filling a job. But then I made a different kind of mistake. But it didn't shows up in my grade, my career, or my achieve ...

Last but not least, our last speaker, Mr. . Adrien Hayes. An internationally acclaimed thought leader, extreme adventurer, author, coach, consultant, and documentary presenter.A regular commentator on British TV, he writes and speaks on pressing world issues, bringing a unique perspective shaped by his diverse career. Currently working on his third book on human development and society, Mr. . Hayes has a deep interest in the challenges of modern society.Today he will share his wisdom with the question, what ...

is here to share with us the art of noticing. Let's all welcome Tony Menes. [Applause] In the last decade, I've been privileged enough to have traveled the world.And it all started with me taking a leap from uncertainty into a calling to serve. I'm going to tell you my story in the best way I know how to tell stories and that is through photography. My first real journey was doing medical missions.I was helping the underserved communities, orphanages, and villages that on the surface seemingly had nothing a ...

Core Message - Photography's Impact: The speaker emphasizes photography's significant role in connecting humanity, culture, and communities [2][3][4] - Storytelling Through Photography: The speaker highlights using photography to give voice to the voiceless and share stories of suffering and beauty [3][5][6] - Universal Language: Photography is presented as a universal language that transcends cultural and linguistic barriers [3][4][16] Methods & Initiatives - Diverse Media Usage: The speaker utilized magazines, books (over 40 published), outdoor exhibitions (over 360), conferences, and media appearances to disseminate stories [3][5][6] - Public Engagement: Exhibitions were strategically placed in public spaces like railway stations, metro stations, hospitals, and prisons to reach a wider audience [6][7] - Educational Programs: The speaker founded the Resa Visual Academy to promote journalism, media, and photography education globally, including initiatives for Afghan women and refugee children [13] Evolution of Communication - From Writing to Visuals: The speaker traces the evolution of human communication from ancient writing systems (Kune forms, hieroglyphs) to the modern use of emojis and images [9][10][11][12] - Photography as Modern Hieroglyph: Images, particularly emojis, are identified as the new hieroglyphs and the common language of humanity in the internet age [12][13] Environmental Awareness - Photography Contests: International photography contests with themes like "I love nature I fear pollution" and "Water is life" are used to engage children in environmental issues and ecology [15][16] - COP Engagement: Exhibitions at COP events are used to raise awareness about environmental issues [16]