Emotional regulation isn't always taught explicitly in school and teenagers are often victims of the impacts of this. Zekki explains her technique of "Feel, Heal, Deal" and how it has helped her in times of emotional overload. Zekki is a graduating senior at Thomas A Edison CTE High School. She is attending Spitzer School of Architecture in the fall. Her speech is titled: How do you feel? 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

Trajetória e insights sobre tecnologia, saúde digital, inteligência artificial e inovação. A bagagem inspiradora para todos que sonham em transformar o futuro da saúde. Rafael Kenji is a medical doctor and specialist in healthcare innovation. He is the CEO of two venture builders and the founder of the startups Academy Abroad and Collaab. With extensive experience in health technologies, he has worked with multinational companies and global institutions. Rafael brings valuable insights into artificial intelligence, digital health, and innovation, combining medical knowledge with a strong entrepreneurial background and a focus on emerging technologies. 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

When Nour was 13, she killed someone. Not physically but culturally, emotionally and socially. She attempted to erase her Caribbean identity in order to fit in however, she came to regret that and is now reclaiming her identity. Nour is a graduating senior in the Robotics and Drone Engineering pathway at Thomas A Edison CTE High School. She will be attending City College of NY's Grove School of Engineering to study Mechanical Engineering this fall. Her talk is titled: Stop Shrinking: The Journey from Erasure to Embrace. 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

Experiências práticas sobre como transformação digital e inovação sistêmica estão redesenhando o ensino superior, permitindo uma formação mais eficiente, inclusiva e conectada com as demandas reais do século XXI.Pensar o futuro da educação médica passa necessariamente por valorizar os territórios do interior e integrá-los às revoluções tecnológicas globais. Camille Monteiro Viana Miguel is an executive with over 20 years of experience in Technology. She holds a degree in Systems Analysis, an MBA in Project Management from FGV, and an MBA in Strategic Planning from Ibmec, along with certifications in PMO and CSM. Camille has been active in the education sector for over 15 years and is a specialist in digital transformation and artificial intelligence applied to education. Currently serving as Director of Technology and Digital Transformation at Grupo Clariens, she leads innovation and operational efficiency initiatives, integrating advanced technological solutions to enhance both educational and administrative experiences. She also spearheads projects aimed at incorporating artificial intelligence into the academic development of students across the group. 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 implementação de metodologias ativas, simulação realística e uso de inteligência artificial na educação. Alex Miranda Rodrigues is a medical doctor, medical educator, and former coordinator of medical programs in the interior of Brazil. With over a decade of experience in medical education, he has been dedicated to developing innovative curricula, integrating new technologies into teaching, and strengthening medical education in remote areas. He currently leads projects focused on implementing active learning methodologies, realistic simulation, and artificial intelligence in the training of future doctors, always committed to balancing technological innovation with humanized medical practice. At this conference, he will reflect on how artificial intelligence can transform medical education in Brazil’s interior while preserving the essence of human care. 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

Leotrim Deliu was a Youth Speaker at TEDxEspoo Youth 2025!Have you ever thought about how much we have in common with someone from a completely different culture?In this TEDx Talk, Leotrim Deliu dives into the power of cross-cultural friendships and how they can bring people from all corners of the world closer together. Leotrim shares his personal experiences of building meaningful friendships with people from diverse backgrounds.He starts his Talk with a simple truth: despite our differences, we are more alike than we realize. The real magic happens when we take a step outside of our cultural comfort zone and form connections with others who might not look like us or share the same traditions. In a world that is more connected than ever, having friends from different cultures is not just enriching, it's essential.Leotrims tells us how these kinds of friendships offer fresh perspectives, teaches us to communicate more effectively, and challenges the biases we might not even know we have. He talks about how these cross-cultural connections help us see the world through someone else's eyes and discover things about ourselves we never expected.In Leotrims Talk he reflects on his own experiences of friendship, from his first nervous encounter at a session to forming deep, lasting bonds with people from all over the globe. Cultural misunderstanding may happen, however curiosity and respect can bridge those gaps and turn differences into strengths, not weaknesses.At the end of Leotrim’s Talk he says: “One final thought, we are all cultural ambassadors, each of us here is a representative of our own culture, but we are also something more, we are individuals capable of building friendship that go beyond borders. Friendship between different cultures is not just about learning new foods or learning new phrases, it is about creating a better, more compassionate world, a world where differences don't divide but connect.”Despite the divisions in today's world - whether political, racial, or cultural - friendships across cultures is one of the most powerful tools for building peace. These friendships don't just help us connect with others, they teach us that diversity is something to celebrate, not fear.#TEDxEspooYouth #TEDxTalk #TEDxEspooYouth2025 Leotrim Deliu, studying at Eiran Aikuislukio. Alongside his studies, he is the President of European Youth Parliament (EYP) Uusimaa, Finland. Leotrim uses his free time in activities to improve 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