W swoim wystąpieniu Karolina opowiada o przedsiębiorczości i sukcesie z punktu widzenia muzyczki, ale również mentorki, która od lat wspiera inne kobiety w budowaniu swojej obecności i zaangażowania w biznesie. Czy muzyka może pomóc w budowaniu biznesu, drodze do awansu, lepszych wynikach w pracy? Muzyczka, doktor nauk o kulturze w ramach badań nad muzyką, mentorka kobiecych biznesów. Autorka książki „Metoda S.U.K.C.E.S. czyli jak zarabiać online na tym, co już wiesz”, objętej patronatem Forbes Women Polska. Dyrektorka Szkoły Muzyki Kompozytornia. Jako stypendystka prestiżowego programu Fulbrighta na Wydziale Muzyki University of California w Berkeley, rozwijała swoje umiejętności muzyczne i edukacyjne, które dziś skutecznie przenosi na grunt biznesu. 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

W swoim wystąpieniu Magdalena wskazuje, dlaczego brzmienie głosu często znaczy więcej niż wypowiadane słowa. Głos, jak twarz, ma różne oblicza i wysyła w świat wiele komunikatów, czasem zdradzając nasze sekrety. Nie zawsze musimy widzieć drugą osobę, by usłyszeć jej nastrój – informacje o naszych emocjach kryją się w dźwiękach. Każda emocja w głosie ma swój unikalny dźwięk. Dziennikarka radiowa z 20-letnim doświadczeniem. Laureatka Grand Press za reportaż radiowy. Od ponad 7 lat pomaga zmieniać głosy na lepsze, wspierając swoich klientów w budowaniu naturalności, autentyczności i pewności siebie. W życiu kieruje się intuicją, która mówi jej „słuchaj ludzi, idź za dźwiękiem”. Podąża za nim świadomie i konsekwentnie, pomagając innym wzmocnić swój głos – ten słyszany na zewnątrz, jak i ten wewnętrzny. W swojej pracy udowadnia, że znaczenie mają nie tylko słowa, ale też ich brzmienie. 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

A 5th graders perspective on the positive consequences on combining schoolwork and music. A 5th grader who loves leadership, community service, and public speaking! 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

Renowned architect Carol Ross Barney reveals how cities, while being humanity's greatest achievement, are also one of the biggest contributors to climate change. Through compelling examples from Chicago's transformation, she demonstrates how urban spaces can be reimagined for radical sustainability. From McDonald's solar-powered flagship to the flood-resilient Riverwalk, Barney showcases how thoughtful design creates healthier, more resilient, and livable cities. She challenges us to take responsibility for our urban futures, proving that sustainable cities aren't just possible—they're essential for human survival. Her vision redefines urban spaces as solutions to our climate crisis.#Risiliene #Chicago #RiverWalk #UrbanDesign #Climate #Adaptation #Sustainability #Cities Carol Ross Barney is an architect, urbanist, mentor, and educator and the recipient of the 2023 American Institute of Architects Gold Medal. She is renowned for her expertise in civic space design and her dedication to creating exceptional public spaces—including the Chicago Riverwalk. From small community facilities to prestigious academic buildings, as well as innovative transit stations and urban places and spaces, her designs have become cultural icons. These projects are also renowned for showcasing the transformative power of architecture in our daily lives. Her work has garnered over 200 major design awards, fourteen National American Institute of Architects Honor Awards and over 45 AIA Chicago Awards, and her commitment to sustainable design has been recognized with two AIA Committee on the Environment (COTE®) Top Ten Project Awards. 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

Czy wiesz, że tylko 34% kobiet wierzy we własne możliwości? To wynik badań w Polsce. A przecież sukces nie wymaga idealnego momentu, ale działania – często mimo lęku i wątpliwości. Jak zmienić niewiarę w odwagę do działania. Czy porażka to nieodłączna część drogi do sukcesu? Dlaczego możemy być dumni, że jesteśmy Polakami?Rozmowę prowadzi Ewa Turek, kuratorka TEDxWarsawWomen. ? 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 his talk, Keshav traverses into the state of the American Dream, reshaped and re-imagined for the 21st Century, by examining the extent to which society continues to uphold upward mobility, freedom, and equality - regardless of race, class or gender. He establishes that the American Dream is much more than an abstract idea confined to one nation, rather it is a global symbol of upward social and economic mobility. In his novel perspective, he focuses on the importance of educational equality in order to prevent the perpetuation of inequality of opportunity and instead drive growth, investment and innovation through entrepreneurship. Keshav's examination is insightful in illustrating the root causes of the increasing disillusionment with the American Dream and the importance of addressing them now. Keshav is an aspiring entrepreneur with a keen interest in economics and politics. He is particularly fascinated with the far-reaching effects of economics in development and shaping millions of lives. Currently a student at Queen Elizabeth’s School, he strongly believes in the importance of education, entrepreneurship and small businesses in promoting innovation and helping people achieve more fulfilling lives. As a son of immigrant parents, he highly values education and the life-changing opportunities it offers. He is increasingly concerned with rising educational inequality and its impacts. 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