Perché abbiamo smesso di vedere il mare per quello che è? Un mondo straordinario, un tempo sotto i nostri occhi, sta sparendo senza che ce ne accorgiamo. In questo talk, Alberto Luca Recchi racconta il suo viaggio da bambino affascinato dal mare a esploratore e divulgatore impegnato a salvare il "secondo Paradiso" sommerso. Il mare è la nostra origine, ci regala metà dell’ossigeno e custodisce il futuro, ma rischiamo di perderlo. Cosa possiamo fare, nel piccolo, per proteggerlo? La risposta è semplice e alla portata di tutti.Alberto Luca Recchi è esploratore, autore e divulgatore. Ha guidato le prime spedizioni nel Mediterraneo per studiare balene e squali, ha scritto per National Geographic ed è stato ospite dell’Explorers Club di New York. Con Piero Angela ha firmato libri e uno spettacolo teatrale. Nel 2013 Superquark lo ha definito “il maggiore divulgatore del mare in Italia”. Oggi racconta il mare nel podcast Un Mare di Storie. 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

Why do two equally trained athletes perform so differently on game day? Madeleine shows how mindse, not just muscles, determines success, drawing on science from Carol Dweck and the wisdom of Novak Djokovic. She challenges us to leave fear behind and redefine success as growth, not perfection. Madeleine Berthelemy is a dedicated high school student who has a passion for playing tennis from a very young age. Through her journey as an athlete, she has recently been able to understand the power of mindset and how, in decisive, high-pressure moments, it determines the outcome and how everything goes. Her experiences and research have proven that approaching challenges with a growth mindset can make a significant difference in how and when true success is reached. Madeleine hopes to inspire others to reflect on their own mindset when facing challenges and wants them to recognize and understand how shifting their mindset towards positivity creates better outcomes. 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 happens when one question makes you feel like you don’t belong anywhere? Samantha shares her journey of growing up between Peru, the U.S., and Guatemala, where stereotypes once shrank her identity. Her talk reveals how being “multicultural” isn’t about being divided; it’s about being multiplied. Samantha was born in Peru, has an American father, and lives in Guatemala, which makes the question “Where are you from?” hard to answer. Growing up between cultures, schools, and languages, she’s learned that home isn’t always one place it can be in many. 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

Eitan takes us into the daily reality of minorities around the world, drawing from his life as both a Jewish person in Latin America and in Israel. He challenges us to imagine communities where differences connect us rather than divide us. His message is simple: Small acts of inclusion can spark real change. Eitan Lavi is currently a 10th grade student who is passionate about meeting people and learning about new cultures. Eitan wants to make a change for people in the world no matter who needs help. This is shown in his day to day activities. Eitan decided to join the Colegio Maya Tedx event to show how even taking a small act can change people's mentality about things. Eitan is currently in Maya's track team which shows his determination and dedication to whatever he puts his mind to. Eitan is someone that loves sports and is inspired by athletes who always try their hardest to better their team/themselves. 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

Keitaro shares his own experiences with Asian hate and then explains how education can remove biases and how schools can even prevent them from forming. Keitaro is one of the founding members of the TEDxColegio Maya Youth Club and is in 8th grade. 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

No one should take their voice for granted. They should fine tune before they speak to the audience. Practice the right tone as per the tune or emotion. Correct modulation connects the people.. G.V.N. Raju is a seasoned life skills coach, motivational speaker, and artiste with over 34 years of experience in training individuals in attitudinal and management skills. He holds postgraduate degrees in Sociology, Business Management, and Law, and is a certified international trainer in adult learning principles. Recognized with the Keerthi Puraskar by Telugu University, he has also served as a visiting faculty and subject expert for several academic and government institutions. Beyond training, he is a poet, orator, quiz master, broadcaster, mimic, and ventriloquist, with performances worldwide, including a show in front of Princess Diana. A Limca Book record-holder for marathon ventriloquism, he uses his talents to promote social causes. Currently serving as Director at Way2transform Pvt Ltd, he continues to inspire and train youth in life and employability skills. 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