In a world trained to scroll past pain and celebrate perfection, Kapil Raj brings attention to the quiet suffering we often overlook. A bestselling author and corporate leader, Kapil shares how storytelling became his way of witnessing the unheard, the unseen, and the unspoken. Through deeply personal narratives—of abuse, shame, unmet dreams, and quiet resilience—he explores how silence distorts our understanding of reality, and how breaking that silence can begin the process of healing. With raw vulnerability, he reflects on the emotional toll of writing stories without happy endings, and the profound connection that happens when someone simply feels seen. This talk is a call to listen deeply, speak bravely, and hold space for the truths we’ve long been taught to hide. Kapil Raj is a nationally bestselling author, speaker, and writer-activist whose work blends storytelling, emotional truth, and social impact. A corporate leader at a Fortune 150 organization, he drives large-scale transformation while championing the power of narrative to spotlight unheard voices. His novel Endurer and Change Stories series (Kuroopa, A Gutterful Life, A Mother by the Window) explore mental health, identity, and silence with psychological depth. Kapil speaks at global forums and universities on the healing power of uncomfortable stories, emotional intelligence in leadership. 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 do you turn a childhood love for music into a life of purpose and impact? In this heartfelt talk, global icon Jay Hingu shares his personal journey—from defying expectations to follow his musical dreams, to facing setbacks in business, and ultimately finding strength in self-belief. With raw honesty and poetic reflection, Jay speaks about the courage it takes to take that crucial first step, the importance of staying rooted in your passion, and how music became both his sanctuary and his calling. A story of resilience, creativity, and transformation, this talk is a resonant reminder that one step, taken with conviction, can change everything. Jay Hingu is a multifaceted musical powerhouse, celebrated as the Inspiring Global Icon Singer 2024. As a composer, singer, writer, and music producer, Jay has carved a unique space in the global music landscape through his soul-stirring compositions and powerful storytelling. His music transcends borders, blending tradition with innovation to create soundscapes that move hearts and inspire minds. Beyond the stage and studio, Jay is a passionate advocate for creative expression and emotional well-being through music—using his voice not just to entertain, but to heal and connect. 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

W występie usłyszycie piosenki opowiadające o drobiazgach i wielkich emocjach, ubranych w formy od latynoskiej rumby po elektroniczną kontemplację. Artystka, kompozytorka i edukatorka. Tworzy muzykę do filmów i spektakli teatralnych, pisze piosenki, śpiewa, gra na fortepianie, reżyseruje, pisze scenariusze i felietony. Uczy innych, jak korzystać z własnego głosu i wydobywać wewnętrzną, często ukrytą kreatywność. Absolwentka szkoły muzycznej i muzykologii na Uniwersytecie Warszawskim. Pracowała jako realizatorka dźwięku, prowadziła audycję o muzyce poważnej, wykładała śpiew i improwizację muzyczną w Warszawskiej Szkole Filmowej. 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

Jej występ to radość, wibracja i przekaz, że świat może być pełen dobra. Wszechstronna artystka: wokalistka, autorka tekstów, kompozytorka i malarka. Śpiewa po polsku, francusku i w autorskim języku. Tworzy intuicyjne, energetyczne obrazy. Laureatka „Szansy na sukces”, inicjatorka projektu „Telefon z Pieśnią”. Wolna dusza i kolorowy ptak sceny. 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

Zespół zabierze Cię w podróż przez dźwięk i obraz, tworząc spójną przestrzeń rezonującą z ciałem i emocjami. Od intymnych momentów po energetyczne kulminacje - dynamiczny set kończy się premierowym utworem wykonanym na żywo po raz pierwszy. Duet tworzący muzykę z pogranicza electro, downtempo i art popu. Ich brzmienie jest gęste i hipnotyzujące — balansujące między intymnością a energią transu. AFTERGLOW to spotkanie dwóch światów: Tom Jung (Tomasz Delmaczyński) to producent i psycholog, który przekłada swoją wiedzę o emocjach na warstwę dźwiękową i tekstową, tworząc kompozycje rezonujące z głębokimi warstwami psychiki. LI:AM (Grzegorz Geneja) to wokalista i multiinstrumentalista, poruszający się po syntezatorach analogowych, który łączy wrażliwość z siłą elektronicznego brzmienia. 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

The digital world is evolving faster than ever, but access to it remains deeply unequal. Mahi Deshpande examines how historical injustices, from colonialism to modern infrastructure gaps, continue to shape who benefits from technology today. Her talk urges us to recognize digital equity as a critical step towards a just and inclusive future. Mahi is a 16-year-old student at the AICS who advocates for equal digital access for all. After witnessing the stark contrast between those who have access to technology and those who do not, she realised how a lack of internet access could limit education, opportunities, and even participation in global conversations. Her talk explores what the digital divide is, along with where it formed. Mahi aims to spark meaningful conversations about bridging the gap by educating audiences about the past and creating a more connected world. She believes that after all, the only way that the future can be shaped is by understanding our past. Stay tuned for Mahi's TED talk: "The Digital Divide: Roots of Inequality, Branches of Opportunity" 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