Quando foi a última vez que você sentiu vontade de esconder a sua idade? Ivonete Guarino parte dessa pergunta simples para revelar um medo coletivo: o de envelhecer. Ela compartilha como transformou sua própria ansiedade em descoberta e encontrou na chamada “economia prateada” não apenas um mercado bilionário, mas uma chance de enxergar o tempo como presente. Em sua fala, Ivonete nos convida a ressignificar o envelhecer, não como perda, mas como potência, experiência e oportunidade de viver mais plenamente cada fase da vida. Contadora por formação e especialista em Economia Prateada. É uma visionária empresária no Mercado da Longevidade. Criou um negócio que oferece liberdade e qualidade de vida para pessoas idosas, a Vô Contigo. Em 2025, recebeu o Prêmio Empresária do Ano pelo Latin American Qualite Institute. 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

Unpack the world beyond neurotypical boundaries with Sofia Amorim Fuchs in her talk on The Neurodivergent Experience. Sofia offers a powerful, first-hand perspective that moves past deficits and diagnoses to reveal the unique strengths, insights, and challenges of neurodivergent minds. This talk invites the audience to see neurodiversity not as something to be 'fixed,' but as a vital and creative variation of the human operating system, urging us toward a world built on radical acceptance and true cognitive inclusion. Sofia Amorim Fuchs is a Grade 10 GESS student from Brazil with a passion of Neurodiversity and the Performing Arts. She aims to discuss Neurodiversity and the importance of understanding neurodivergent individuals through this TEDx Youth talk. 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

Tired of the endless health gurus and extreme routines? Keoni Shun Kyle cuts through the noise to deliver a practical and relatable truth: health isn’t a destination, it’s a series of small, daily choices. Starting with the universal experience of the "food coma," Keoni—a 17-year-old high school football player—argues that our physical state is a direct signal of our choices. He unpacks three simple pillars—how we fuel, how we move, and how we recover—showing how ditching the pursuit of perfection and focusing on these everyday levers is the real key to adding "life to our days" and feeling authentically energized. Intrigued by the world of sport, Keoni is a 17-year-old student at GESS who combines his passion for football with a strong interest in sports science, performance, and leadership,. Driven by a deep curiosity about health and fitness, he seeks to inspire those around him to embrace a more balanced and energised lifestyle. Through his TED Talk, Keoni aims to encourage others to begin their journey toward a healthier future, one small step at a time. 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

For Heathe Hanlon Billingslea, sports were a lifeline, even when it meant becoming the coach at age ten in a new country. In this passionate talk, Heathe argues that youth sports are not optional leisure activities but an essential milestone that shapes character for life. Drawing on personal experience and research, she goes beyond physical health benefits to show how the court and the field are the greatest classrooms for teaching resilience, confidence, and leadership. This is a powerful message for both young people who are hesitant to play and parents who are unsure about signing them up: giving children the chance to compete is giving them the chance to grow into their strongest, most capable selves. Heathe Hanlon Billingslea is a student at GESS passionate about the importance of sports for youth and mental health. With experience in participating in sports his whole life, across different cultures from the US, to Mexico, across the sea to Bangladesh and now Singapore, they bring unique insights into this idea. His aim at exploring the importance of mental health in sports for the youth, has thus been able to be brought to light at GESS's TEDx Youth. 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

Fernando Tessaro traz um alerta sobre a maior crise silenciosa do nosso tempo: a perda da atenção. Pesquisas já mostram que a geração atual apresenta QI mais baixo que a anterior, reflexo do excesso de telas, da distração constante e da troca da sabedoria pela informação superficial. Em sua fala, ele provoca: o que acontece com nossa memória, criatividade e identidade quando abrimos mão da quietude? Vivemos hiperconectados tecnologicamente, mas cada vez mais desconectados de nós mesmos. Um chamado urgente para resgatarmos o foco, a profundidade e o sentido da vida. Com mais de 2000 líderes e profissionais impactados, Fernando atende empresas para desenvolvimento de suas lideranças, aprimoramento da comunicação e inteligência emocional de suas equipes para criação de ambientes mais produtivos e saudáveis. 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

You’ve likely felt the squeeze of corporate power—the higher prices, the limited choices, and the feeling that a few massive companies control the market. In Put Your Trust in Anti-Trust, Kyorei Ancel Eto argues that anti-trust laws are far more than dusty legal statutes; they are the essential, dynamic tool for safeguarding democracy and innovation. Kyorei unpacks how these laws shape everything from the technology in your pocket to the cost of your groceries, and challenges us to see them as our best defense against unchecked monopolistic power. Discover why a deeper understanding of anti-trust is the key to building a more competitive, fair, and ultimately, free economy. Motivated by a desire to improve systems that affect people’s lives, particularly where health and fairness intersect, Kyorei has diverse interests in the biological world and post-revisionist history, with a particular interest in how systems like antitrust law shape society. He strives to understand and reinterpret issues to bring about meaningful change. In addition to his academic pursuits, he is a dedicated guitarist and multi-instrumentalist in various school bands, and is currently leading a student-initiated music group that performs community-focused music at volunteer events. 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