Kroz osobno iskustvo majčinstva i rada s autističnom djecom, Jasmina poziva na promjenu perspektive: djeca s autizmom nisu ovdje da ih "popravljamo", nego da nas odrasle podsjete na istinske vrijednosti života. Uče nas prisutnosti, autentičnosti i bezuvjetnom prihvaćanju. Iako je tijekom karijere stjecala značajno iskustvo u pravnim, organizacijskim i projektnim poslovima, po prirodi nije osoba koja se uklapa u unaprijed zadane okvire. Životna prekretnica dogodila se kroz majčinstvo djetetu iz spektra autizma, što joj je otvorilo oči za nedostatke sustava u podršci djeci s teškoćama u razvoju i njihovim obiteljima. Iz te osobne spoznaje 2018. godine osnovala je Udrugu za inkluziju i promicanje kvalitete življenja djece i mladih s teškoćama Frendofon u Karlovcu, koju i danas vodi kao predsjednica. U radu spaja znanje i iskustvo iz karijere sa svakodnevnim životom uz autistično dijete, stvarajući projekte i programe koji odgovaraju stvarnim potrebama korisnika, a ne samo administrativnim okvirima. Njezina misija je boriti se za bolji položaj autističnih osoba u društvu – kroz konkretne programe, edukacije, zagovaranje i podizanje svijesti o autizmu. 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

"What if all cultures are just Glitches of Geography?" questions whether cultural differences are truly unique or simply shaped by geography. This TEDx talk explores how climate, location, and borders influence traditions, values, and identities, suggesting culture may be less inherent and more an accidental outcome of our environment. As a Graduate of Department Of International Relations at the University Of Peshawar, he’s passionate about writing on national and international issues. His work is featured on platforms like “Aware Pakistan” and “Global Defense Insight”, and actively involved in youth empowerment and awareness initiatives. 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

Group Discussion Professor and Chairman of IR department, University of PeshawarVice Chancellor of University of Peshawar and Professor OF Sociology 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

In my talk I want to focus on the role that universities can play in helping Gen-Z access and excel in higher education, meet the expectations of industry and develop the capabilities and skills needed to influence the world of tomorrow. It is clear that Gen-Z have a wealth of valuable skills, but they have also grown up in very turbulent times. Recent interactions with employers, discussions with our University Careers Service, and engagement with the academic and practitioner literature have all highlighted that Gen-Z graduates often do not have the skills needed to perform effectively in the workplace. I want to discuss how higher education institutions, individual teachers within those institutions and the Gen-Z students themselves can all contribute to bridging the gap between what we know Gen-Z are capable of and what many employers are currently experiencing. By supporting Gen-Z students to develop the skills and capabilities needed by industry, we can help prepare them for shaping the economies and societies of the future. Dr Suzanne Lampert is an Assistant Professor of Economics and the Global Head of Learning and Teaching for Accountancy, Economics and Finance, at Heriot-Watt University. She has worked at Heriot-Watt for the last five years and is based at the Edinburgh Campus. Suzanne is a Year Coordinator, Course Leader and Personal Tutor for the Graduate Apprenticeship programmes in Business Management; the Global Course Leader for one of the largest taught courses at Heriot-Watt, with over 850 students registered in 2024-25; the Global Course Leader for the MBA course ‘Economics for Business'; and a member of the University Senate. She has recently completed her role as a Programme Redesign Lead for the Edinburgh Business School Learning and Teaching Transformation Project. She has a passion for interactive, creative and practice-oriented education. Suzanne is also a partner in the family business and a qualified tennis coach. 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

We're learning how to use AI to improve humanity and the beauty we create. When used as a tool to refine, not replace, our creativity, it brightens, deepens, sharpens, enhances. What it cannot be is a substitute for what the human element adds to the equation. James Bullard is a dynamic storyteller, performer, and creator inspiring through his writing, public speaking, and the transformative podcast Radical Joy. Leveraging right-brain thinking and creative problem-solving, he empowers individuals and organizations to reach new heights, exceed goals, set new ones. With a magnetic stage presence, James blends humor, vulnerability, and actionable insights to spark change. A published author, his work resonates with readers seeking clarity, while Radical Joy amplifies voices that ignite curiosity and hope. A champion of bold living, James uses storytelling to cultivate joy and guide others toward their most authentic selves. 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

What is the best state of life?In this moving and deeply insightful TEDx talk, Jiumei (Master Peace)—once a celebrated entrepreneur and public figure in China—shares the pivotal turning points that reshaped her understanding of life and success.Having experienced both the heights of worldly acclaim and the solitude of years in retreat, Jiumei reflects on two profound encounters at life’s edge that transformed her inner world. Through personal storytelling, scientific insight, and contemplative practice, she offers a perspective rarely found in boardrooms or textbooks.This talk is more than a reflection—it is a quiet revolution. In the age of AI and constant change, Jiumei redefines success, resilience, and leadership. She invites us to reconsider: in an uncertain future, what does true “flourishing” mean? And perhaps, the “best state of life” she discovered is one of the most vital capacities we can cultivate for the future.Event: TEDxCSTU Date: May 18th, 2025 Location: California Science & Technology University (CSTU) Website: https://www.cstu.edu?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=tedx2025&utm_term=jiumeiSpeaker: Jiumei (Master Peace) Learn more about the speaker: www.linkedin.com/in/master-peace-zen Speaker’s channel: https://www.youtube.com/@learn_zen_from_master_peaceOrganizer: Leni Jin, Organizer of TEDxCSTU Behind the scenes of TEDxCSTU: Stories & notes: https://lenijin.com/tedx More about the organizer: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lenijin/ Organizer's channel: https://www.youtube.com/@Leni_JinPlease note: This talk was recorded at TEDxCSTU, an independently organized TEDx event hosted at California Science and Technology University under a license from TED. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the speaker and do not necessarily represent those of TEDxCSTU, the university, or TED.#TEDx #TEDxTalk #Happiness #Love #WellBeing #PersonalGrowth #Mindfulness #LifeLessons #SelfImprovement #PhilosophyOfLife #Meditation #Compassion #InnerPeace #TEDxCSTU2025 Jiumei (Master Peace) is the founder of the InLight Foundation. For her contributions to humanitarian work and social impact, she received the LABA International Humanitarian Contribution Award (USA). Her journey weaves together entrepreneurial spirit, cross-cultural insight, and decades of contemplative practice.Today, she is dedicated to helping leaders and seekers find strength and serenity in the era of AI and constant change—opening new possibilities for leadership and ways of living. Her work has also been recognized by multiple international organizations. 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