¿Podemos perdonar lo imperdonable? | Isabella Santos Bonet | TEDxLCB Youth
explora cómo el conflicto armado en Colombia revela aspectos esenciales de la condición humana, tomando como base las teorías de Hannah Arendt y Paul Ricoeur. A través del poderoso testimonio de Las Tejedoras de Mampuján, mujeres que han transformado su dolor en arte y resistencia, la charla aborda la memoria como un elemento clave para el perdón y la reconstrucción de justicia y paz entender cómo funcionan, sus consecuencias y soluciones a largo plazo, identificando los patrones, reconociéndolos y buscando oportunidades de mejora en cada una de las situaciones tengo 18 años y actualmente curso grado undécimo en el Colegio Liceo de Colombia Bilingüe. Durante mis años escolares he sido parte de escenarios de liderazgo y sobresaliente desempeño académico tales como ser secretaria general del Modelo de Naciones Unidas del Liceo liderando este evento intercolegial en junio del presente año, la realización de diploma internacional programa de Cambridge con resultados de mérito. Asimismo, ha representado mi institución en foros y mesas de diálogo como el XX Foro Angloamericanista "Tras la sombra del miedo" y Ciudadanos País Joven de la Facultad de Ciencias Políticas de la Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, siendo reconocida con destacada oratoria. Igualmente, mi participación en Modelos de Naciones Unidas, donde he sido presidenta en JDSMUN, SEKMUN, y staff académico en el modelo de la Universidad de los Andes. 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
More from TED
- 5:58Discovering Happiness in Humanity | Sophia Warraich | TEDxBICLahoreWhat truly makes us happy? In this insightful talk, Ms. Sophia explores the deep connection between happiness and humanity. She shares thought-provoking perspectives on kindness, empathy, and the power of human connection in shaping a more fulfilling life. Watch as she unravels the secret to lasting joy by embracing the people around us. With years of dedication to philanthropic work, she firmly believes that humanity comes first, guiding her mission to create a positive impact in society. She has been honored with prestigious awards, including a British award from the House of Lords for her outstanding humanitarian work and the United Nations Excellence Award for her exceptional contributions to humanitarian causes. 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
- 9:35Wie verwirkliche ich meine Träume? | Karin Teigl | TEDxSalzburgIn ihrem Talk erklärt Karin Teigl, was es bedeutet, Träume zu verwirklichen, und welche Lektionen man aus Träumen ziehen kann, um den Tag zu ergreifen. Karin Teigl, bekannt als Constantly K, ist Unternehmerin und Moderatorin, die seit 2016 durch ihren auffälligen, mutigen Stil die Fashion-Welt in sozialen Medien prägt. Sie steht für bunte, unkonventionelle Mode und inspiriert zur Offenheit und Experimentierfreude, ohne sich von äußeren Erwartungen einschränken zu lassen. Sie legt großen Wert auf ehrliches Unternehmertum und Kommunikation auf Augenhöhe. 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
- 13:07Mastering life's unexpected notes | Paola Zamora | TEDxCNUUnlike performing music, the notes that make up your life aren't always written on the page in front of you. The defining moments of our life are often defined by how we respond when we are not certain what is happening next. It is in those moments we can often find our purpose. Paola Zamora is an educator and musician with a Bachelor’s degree in Music Education from Kansas State University. She grew up in Kansas and spent two years teaching elementary music while also serving as a marching band assistant. Currently, she works at Soundscapes as a Level One Teacher and Grant Writer, where she combines her passion for music and education to make a meaningful impact. 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
- 11:08The power of 'and' to shape your life | Dr. Jess Hench | TEDxCNUDr. Jess Hench wants to share what the ampersand means to her. It isn’t just a cool punctuation mark, or a random conjunction…It’s actually a philosophy of life.We so often hear metaphors of life being like a book. You’re in a certain chapter right now. You’re writing your life story.But life doesn’t follow a storyline with a beginning, middle, and a neatly resolved end. There isn’t necessarily a point or a moral. The plot isn’t clear.When we get stuck on this vision of life as a storyline, that opens up phrases like “I took the wrong path.” “I made wrong turn.” “I hit a dead end.” “I’ve gone backward.” “I’m behind.”Life doesn’t follow a storyline. Instead, it is a mosaic of moments.The “and” philosophy opens up the possibilities in our lives and helps us see that every moment adds to this beautiful mosaic.After all, the human experience isn’t a story. There’s no plot. We are all here together, building this mosaic of humanity. And each of us gets too choose what we will add to it. Dr. Jess Hench began her career teaching elementary school, and she is now a professor of Leadership Studies at CNU. She has presented at conferences, led study abroad, and teaches several courses per semester. She has traveled throughout the world and gotten to know incredible people from all walks of life. 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
- 8:50Why you should always improve your character | Owen Growney | TEDxCNUIndividual character is at the core of nearly every relationship and interaction we have. We influence those around us, therefore it is important for us to seek to improve our character. And to develop and improve character, we need to take time to reflect. But we also get influenced by those who are around us so we need to choose our circles wisely.Owen Growney is a student at Christopher Newport University completing a double major in Finance and Accounting with a minor in Leadership Studies, coming from the PLP program. His professional goal is to become a financial advisor so I can help people/families set themselves up for long-term success. 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
- 20:31森をめぐるカワウと人とのかかわりと古代湖 琵琶湖 | 佳代子 亀田 | TEDxDoshishaU琵琶湖について、皆さんはどんな印象をお持ちでしょうか。日本一大きい湖?近畿の水がめ? 関東出身の私は、滋賀に来るまで「日本最大の湖」ということしか知りませんでした。 それでは、カワウという鳥は皆さんご存知でしょうか。鵜飼いに使われているウミウによく似た鳥で、一時琵琶湖では大幅に増加して、漁業や森に大きな影響を与えました。 これら琵琶湖やカワウと人との間には、実は長くて多様な歴史があります。そうした過去の関わりを紐解くことで、未来に向けて私たちが自然や生き物とどのように付き合っていったらいいのかを、考えるためのヒントを得ることができます。 琵琶湖の魅力、カワウの面白さを、多くの方々に感じていただきたいと思っています。 滋賀県立琵琶湖博物館館長を務めております。当館は、「湖と人間」をテーマにした総合博物館で、水族展示室では生きた琵琶湖の生き物も見ることができます。 私自身は、博物館開館直後の1996年12月に採用され、30年近く鳥類担当の学芸員として務めた後、2024年4月に館長に就任しました。その間、カワウという水鳥を対象に、さまざまな分野の研究者と一緒に研究を行ってきました。 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