In this heartwarming and empowering talk, Beatrice, a multilingual professional and passionate yoga instructor, invites the audience to rediscover balance, purpose, and connection. She shares how yoga became her emotional anchor during the pandemic and how a chance inspired her to build both corporate and public yoga communities. Blending personal reflection with practical guidance, Beatrice leads a calming breathing exercise and encourages each listener to “be that drop” — sparking meaningful change through small, intentional actions. Beatrice Cecchi is an automotive professional and community leader based in China since 2015. After studying in Ireland, France, and completing her master’s in China, she began her career with top Italian firms before joining a leading Chinese EV company going global.Fluent in Italian, English, Chinese, and Spanish, she’s known for building strong cross-cultural networks in both business and life.Beatrice also serves on the board of IPWS (International Professional Women’s Society), helping foster an empowering women’s network. A certified yoga teacher, she shares her passion for well-being and inner balance through inclusive, community-focused classes. 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

私たちが今生きる現代社会。AI(人工知能)によって私たちの生活が便利になる一方で、多くの職がAIにとって変わられている。そんな中で、私たち人間にしかできないこと、もっと言えば私だからこそできることが不透明になってきている。多くの海外経験を通して、自分にしかできないことを、大学生にして起業という手段で実現を目指す田中励雄さん。田中さんのトークを通して、あなたにしかないもの、そしてあなたにしかできないことを見つける手がかりを得られることでしょう。 ・2022年4月 慶應義塾大学入学 ・2022年11月-2023年7月 慶應義塾大学杉浦孔明研究室にて自然言語処理研究 ・2023年3月-現在 慶應義塾大学AI高度プログラミングコンソーシアム臨時職員として法人営業 ・2023年8月-2023年10月 日本代表理系学生として米国Georgia工科大にてAIパワードスーツ研究留学 ・2023年9月-2024年7月 慶應義塾大学塾長室より支援を受けAIプロジェクトマネージャー ・2024年2月-2024年3月楽天DataScience Consulting部にてAIプロジェクトマネージャー（史上最年少インターン入社） ・2024年10月-現在 東大発生成AIスタートアップ株式会社KLダイナミクスCEO受賞歴 ・中谷医工計測技術振興財団2023年度生 ・リバネス奨学生2期 ・慶應義塾大学藤原賞（理工学部全学年、史上最年少） 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

TEDxPabianice - 25.05.2025 - Miejski Ośrodek Kultury - motyw przewodni: "Efekt Motyla" Wokalistka, autorka tekstów, kompozytorka, nauczycielka śpiewu i edukatorka muzyczna występująca pod pseudonimem “melodie bliskości”. Inspiruje do świadomego budowania relacji ja-mój głos i odkrywania bogatej palety własnych brzmień. Pracuje wokalnie z profesjonalistami i amatorami, zwracając szczególną uwagę na higienę używania głosu, umiejętność uważnego słuchania oraz potencjał terapeutyczny śpiewania solo i w grupach. Prowadzi w Łodzi inkluzywny chór amatorski udowadniając, że śpiew jest przedłużeniem mowy i wyjątkową okazją do poznania innych ludzi, ale także siebie samego. Jako artystka tworzy autorską muzykę dla dzieci oraz dla dorosłych, śpiewając o wydarzeniach z własnego życia, o ważnych relacjach i doświadczaniu podróży w głąb siebie, zaprzyjaźnianiu się ze sobą (stąd pseudonim artystyczny). Ma na koncie debiutancki album “Melodie bliskości”, obecnie pracuje nad drugą płytą. Prywatnie żona i mama dwóch córek. Mieszka w Łodzi. 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 this inspiring TEDxDelrayBeach2025 talk, Aline Silva takes us on a journey from her own battle with depression to the front lines of extreme altruism, sharing how fostering children transformed her life. Through the snow-bound rescue organized by Louisville’s Sharon Stevens, she shows how one person’s kindness can spark a tidal wave of cooperation. Blending neuroscience (“doing good feels as rewarding as chocolate”), evolutionary insights (from chimpanzees to our own cells), and pop-culture callbacks (Taylor Swift’s “covert narcissism”), Aline unpacks the paradox of “selfish altruism,” the burnout risk of over-giving, and why our instincts actually favor collaboration.Ready to unlock a sustainable source of happiness? She issues a simple challenge: if you can’t help a hundred people, start by helping just one. Let’s ride the kindness wave—because in lifting others, we discover the best version of ourselves. Aline Silva, holds an MBA with a focus on Marketing and Communications. Originally born in Brazil, she grew roots in South Florida where she explored first hand, the power of kindness, doing good not only lifts others but also fuels our own happiness—creating a beautiful, endless loop where joy begets more joy. 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 this talk the speaker takes us on journey of tragedy as result of human pollution and how unjustly people are affected! Out of tragedy Justice took it upon himself to learn and advocate for a sustainable securer economy and well-being of inhabitants through social entrepreneurship and innovation. Justice Oyakhilome Anthony is a Nigerian engineer. Justice is a Community Growth and Data Lead at Young Collective. He currently serves as the Country Director of AIESEC in Rwanda, spearheading the organization's exchange and leadership development programs. His community-driven strategic approach makes him passionate about sustainability, youth empowerment, and circular economy solutions. He has worked with organizations like AIESEC, Generation Climate Europe(GCE), UNLEASH, HultPrize, YALI, and Race for Oceans to drive impact through climate action and community engagement projects. Justice is a trained Climate Reality Leader by The Climate Reality Project and is currently a global Ambassador at UNLEASH and a Social Media Ambassador for the Global Landscape Forum (GLF). 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 this talk Dr. Katie introduces us to new ways of thinking and approach that can transform how we engage with communities that are adversely affected by climate change, she challenges the notion that communities should simply adopt and aim towards becoming resilient with climate change. Backed by research data in her paradigm shift of perspective and policy she proposes something new that will get you thinking and intrigued! Listen and let us know what you think? Katie is an environment and development economist with ten years of research, policy advisory, and programmatic experience primarily in Rwanda and Uganda. She has held research affiliations with University of Rwanda Centre for GIS, International Gorilla Conservation Programme, and Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, and has worked for UNDP Uganda, UNDP Yemen, and FAO Forestry Division for Central Africa. Katie has led or contributed to over 25 peer-reviewed articles and reports on the intersection of community well-being, multidimensional poverty, and environmental issues like climate change and tropical forest conservation, particularly near protected areas such as Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda. Katie holds a PhD in Human Dimensions of Natural Resources and the Environment from Penn State University, an MSc in Environment and Development Economics from the London School of Economics, and a BA in Environmental Studies from Dartmouth College. 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