What if your greatest tragedy became the spark for your greatest innovation? After a devastating accident left her with life-changing injuries, Sarah de Lagarde rebuilt her life—one AI-powered movement at a time. This is a story of resilience, cutting-edge technology, and the human spirit's power to rise again. Sarah de Lagarde is not just a speaker—she is a force of resilience, innovation, and inspiration. As Global Head of Corporate Affairs at Janus Henderson, she has mastered the art of turning complex ideas into compelling stories. But her most powerful narrative is her own. In 2022, Sarah’s life changed forever when she was run over by two tube trains. What could have been the end became the start of an extraordinary new chapter. Defying the odds, she became the first woman in the world to summit Mount Kilimanjaro with two prosthetic limbs. Now fitted with a groundbreaking AI-powered bionic arm, she is a trailblazer in the future of prosthetics and human potential. From resilience and adaptability to the transformative power of AI, Sarah’s story captivates and inspires audiences worldwide. 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 sharp and surprising talk, explore how generative AI is challenging everything we thought we knew about originality. What if the future of creativity isn’t about ownership, but collaboration? Deborah is the author of two best-selling books in China; her debut novel The Trio, written at age 18, sold over one million copies. She also co-hosts Unsupervised, a podcast on AI that demystifies complex science for a broad audience.Deborah is trilingual with bilingual literacy, having divided her childhood between the UK, China, and Italy. She is a mathematician by training and a PE investor by profession. Her love for both narrative and numbers shapes everything she does. 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 musical talk, we follow the hilarious and heartfelt journey of an introvert who found confidence (and punchlines) through improv and parody. With a guitar in hand and wit to spare, he proves that fear can be funny—and freeing. Danny Garg is an MBA student, entrepreneur, and musical comedian. A proud third culture kid, Danny was born in the UK, raised in India, and spent his later teenage years in New Zealand; always adapting, observing, and finding humour in the little things that make cultures unique. This experience shaped his sharp, observational style and gave him a unique lens on the world.Danny blends music and comedy to turn everyday moments into witty, relatable songs. Whether it’s public speaking, stand-up, or crafting his next musical parody, he believes that humour and playfulness are powerful tools for connecting with people and building confidence 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 to Raise a Future-Ready Kid (Without More Screen Time)" is an insightful and practical TEDx talk theme that challenges the assumption that digital exposure alone prepares children for the future. In a world increasingly driven by technology, this talk explores how parents and educators can foster adaptability, creativity, emotional intelligence, and critical thinking in children—skills that truly make them "future-ready." While attending Central Michigan University, Dillon ran a door-to-door educational business, where he sold, recruited, trained, and managed a team of 35 college students—producing over $1M in sales across five summers. He then spent three years as a transformational sales consultant for socially minded businesses in developing countries, partnering with 15 clients across 12 nations, in industries ranging from microfinance to solar energy to sanitation. Drawing from his global experience and love of frameworks to break down complex ideas, Dillon now focuses his efforts on empowering the next generation. He and his team have created a comic universe where kids craft characters that embody their gifts, their journeys, and their imaginations. He believes imagination isn't child's play—it's the gateway to unlocking our inner brilliance. 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 some people seem to rise with ease while others face repeated setbacks? In this compelling talk, Dr. Sanjeev Kumar Srivastava (Software Engineer, Ancient Wisdom Activist & Entrepreneur) shares how life events often follow meaningful patterns—and how recognizing these patterns can empower better decisions, personal growth, and clarity. Dr. Sanjeev Srivastava is a Software Engineer by profession and is a globally acclaimed Ancient Wisdom Activist. Founder of The International Institute of Nadi Astrology & Vastu (IINAV), he has taught over 5000 students in 70+ countries. His mission is "Every Home-One Astrologer," aiming to transform lives through ancient wisdom. His work bridges ancient knowledge with modern education, advocating for its inclusion in academic curricula worldwide. 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 the secret to happiness isn’t success, but giving? In this heartfelt and humorous talk, Hemanshi reflects on school, life, and conversations with strangers to ask: what if purpose was a part of our education systems? Through stories and global examples, she makes a compelling case for teaching compassion as a habit—not just a value. Hemanshi pursued her undergraduate degree in Politics and Society from Ashoka University and earned her master’s in Political Communication from the London School of Economics. She also conducted research on how language shapes thought at the University of California, Berkeley. As the founder of The Padate Project, she works to make menstrual hygiene a right, not a privilege, ensuring that comfort, sustainability, and disposal are prioritized when addressing period poverty. Through innovative programs like "PadSisters," she bridges the urban-rural gap, creating a direct impact model where donors take part in tangible change. Her experiences in community service have humbled and inspired her, offering insights into diverse sub-cultures and communities. She also provides CSR guidance to companies and is deeply passionate about the art and importance of communication. 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