많은 사람들이 더 완벽한 몸매를 꿈꾸며 바디프로필과 다이어트 열풍에 빠져있습니다. 낮은 몸무게, 마른 몸이라는 획일화된 신체기준은 과도한 체중감량을 부추기고 약간의 체중변화에도 큰 스트레스를 느끼게 만드는 원인이 되기도 하죠. 하지만 이러한 기준이 진정으로 나만의 신체적 온전함과 건강으로 가는 길일까요? 이번 강연, 비만의 역설이라는 메시지를 통해, 건강과 삶의 균형을 이루는 신체적 온전함의 의미를 탐구해보고자 합니다. Director at H+ Yangji Hospital Bariatric and Diabetes Surgery Center Lecturer/Professor at Asian Institute of Tele-Surgery, ASIA IRCAD-Taiwan, International Bariatric Club Fellowship 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

Double the cars or a new vision for Greater Bendigo? By 2050, our population in Greater Bendigo will hit 200,000. If we continue to build the existing transport system we will have another 80,000 cars on our roads. This talk will ask what the alternative might look like, what it might cost and how it might impact liveability. We currently have a choice: we can either let the future happen or we can shape a better transport system. Ian is an ecological sustainability practitioner who has inspired and enabled tens of thousands in business, manufacturing, government, schools and communities to move towards a better future. He believes passionately that at this time in history when every natural system is in decline, it is people and therefore culture change that will gift us a sustainable society. 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

Every day, as a young person trying to live sustainably, I find myself up against a system that seems designed to prevent me from doing so. I can't shake the feeling that this struggle is entirely unnecessary - if only the system were better, we wouldn't have to work so hard just to achieve the bare minimum. Action is the antidote to despair. It's no use only talking to decision-makers without the backing of our communities. The climate justice movement is a people-powered movement, and without community, it's nothing more than empty slogans. Together, let’s discover how we can work our way out of feeling powerless and build a sustainable future. Ivy is a teenager who has been involved in the social justice advocacy space for the past two years. In that time, she has come to realize that social justice cannot be achieved without environmental justice. By learning from the unique life lessons of older generations and others paving their own path, young people can form their own stance on world issues and use their skillsets to contribute to solutions. 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

Old phones, tablets, and laptops — forgotten in drawers or tossed into landfills. Francisco Jerónimo unpacks the true cost of our tech consumption: environmental damage, human exploitation, and millions of tons of e-waste. But it doesn’t have to be this way. From EU regulations to the growing market for refurbished devices, he reveals how the circular economy offers a real path forward — one already within our reach. Change begins with the choices we make. Francisco Jeronimo is Vice President for Devices at IDC EMEA. With over 25 years of experience in the IT and mobile industries, Francisco oversees research and data services, delivering strategic insights to some of the world’s leading consumer electronics brands. Based in London, Francisco’s expertise extends to the circular economy, with a particular focus on its application in the mobile sector. He has analysed how sustainable practices, such as device refurbishment and recycling, contribute to environmental conservation and economic growth. His insights have been critical in understanding the transition from linear to circular models in technology industries. A recognised thought leader, Francisco has been a keynote speaker at numerous conferences, and his research has been featured in leading industry and business publications, including The Financial Times, The Economist, The Wall Street Journal, CNBC, Bloomberg, World Economic Forum, The BBC and many others. 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

Astrid Sauer invites us to imagine a world stripped of music, theatre, literature, and visual beauty — a grey landscape of pure functionality. Drawing on her own journey from Salzburg to the world of business and back to the arts, she explores why art is not a luxury, but a vital force that shapes our identity, health, education, economy, and sense of belonging. From Renaissance Florence to Lisbon’s azulejos, from Mozart for mice to the economic power of culture, this talk is a passionate call to recognise art as a foundation of human connection. Astrid Sauer was born in Salzburg, Austria, and holds a degree in International Business from the Vienna University of Economics and Business and the London School of Economics. After several years working as a financial and strategic consultant at PwC and Roland Berger, she founded SOTA - State of the Art in 2009, aiming to combine her consulting expertise with her passion for art and culture. The agency, focused on cultural-based marketing activation, production, and creative initiatives, has been awarded and recognized both nationally and internationally for the quality, effectiveness, and creativity of its concepts. As CEO of SOTA - State of the Art, Astrid Sauer has been a strong advocate for democratizing access to culture and has campaigned for culture’s role as an essential tool in business marketing and communication. She has also worked closely with young talent to strengthen and elevate the visibility of Portugal’s creative landscape. 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

Explorez comment les algorithmes façonnent insidieusement nos choix quotidiens, révélant un contraste troublant entre avancées technologiques et risques d'asservissement. Cette présentation décortique l'éthique algorithmique, interrogeant la transparence des entreprises et la responsabilité collective. Elle propose des stratégies pour renforcer l'autonomie individuelle, suggérant des régulations nécessaires pour contrer l'influence omniprésente de ces technologies. La session se clôt sur une interrogation : Sommes-nous vraiment maîtres de nos décisions à l'ère numérique ? Alexandra Barberis est une avocate spécialisée en gestion des actifs immatériels, fondatrice du cabinet @LEX AVOCATS à Marseille. Passionnée par les intersections entre technologie, droit et société, Alexandra se consacre à explorer comment les algorithmes façonnent nos choix les plus intimes, souvent sans que nous en ayons conscience. À travers son travail, elle aide les entreprises à naviguer dans le complexe paysage des droits immatériels pour protéger et valoriser leurs innovations. Connue pour sa capacité à démystifier des sujets juridiques complexes avec clarté et une touche d'humour, Alexandra s'engage à éduquer et inspirer son public sur l'importance de la conscience dans l'ère numérique. Rejoignez-la pour découvrir comment reprendre le contrôle de vos décisions à l'ère des données massives. 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