La inclusión no significa exclusión, es así como Angélica Martínez nos expresa como a desde las etapas tempranas de desarrollo podemos atender las necesidades derivadas por enfermedades o trastornos presentes de forma simultánea. Angélica Martínez se dedica al estudio de los procesos creativos como método de enseñanza a través del aprendizaje lúdico en el diseño, permitiéndole participar en publicaciones y ponencias en instituciones de países como España, Argentina y Ecuador Actualmente, se encuentra cursando el doctorado en Diseño, con la intención en desarrollar una investigación basada en la didáctica como recurso de enseñanza-aprendizaje para niños con comorbilidad asociada en discapacidad visual y autismo. Angélica es diseñadora gráfica de formación, docente en la Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez impartiendo clases en la Licenciatura de Diseño Gráfico desde 2009. Maestra de grado en Estudios y Procesos Creativos en Arte y Diseño en 2016. 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 powerful and eye-opening talk, neuroscientist Jennifer Garrison challenges how we think about women's health, longevity, and aging. Highlighting the critical — yet historically overlooked — role of the ovaries, she reveals how ovarian health impacts overall wellbeing far beyond fertility. Garrison explains why ovarian aging begins decades earlier than other systems in the body, how it shapes women’s long-term health risks, and why addressing it is essential for achieving true healthspan equality.She also exposes the deep scientific gaps caused by decades of systemic underfunding and bias in biomedical research, calling for urgent investment, innovation, and advocacy to close the knowledge gap.Whether you're a scientist, policymaker, investor, or simply someone who cares about health equity, this talk makes a compelling case: the future of healthy aging depends on understanding — and prioritizing — the science of ovarian function. 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

Julie Owens shares how optimism has shaped her response to life’s challenges, including career transitions, personal struggles, and a cancer diagnosis. Through humor and reflection, she explains how perspective and the conscious choice to seek light—even in difficult moments—can transform one’s experience. She emphasizes that optimism isn't about ignoring hardship, but about activating the power of the mind to find strength, meaning, and resilience in the face of it. Julie is CEO of Social Enterprise Greenhouse: a catalyst for the social entrepreneurs creating innovative solutions to society’s most pressing challenges. SEG has supported 2,300+ social entrepreneurs over 15+ years, equipping them with the knowledge, capital and community they need to protect our environment, create better access to health care, and forge new pathways to economic prosperity.Prior to joining SEG in 2022, Julie spent 25+ years as a consultant who cultivated strategic thinking and created positive impact at health care organizations across the country. Her work focused on both delivery of care (creating innovative programs that improve the patient experience) and financing of care (decreasing barriers that are often experienced by the underinsured). 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

Creation isn't just a pastime, it is something which sustains the soul. In his talk, Jack dives into the Trinity of Human Flourishing, exploring how aligning our work, relationships, and passions leads to a more fulfilling life. Meet Jack Rizzo— a senior at William & Mary who thrives at the intersection of leadership, creativity, and community. A Business Analytics major with a History minor, Jack has spent his college years not just learning, but building. From serving as Investment Fund Portfolio Manager and VP of the Econ Club to mentoring peers and becoming a Founding Father of Pi Kappa Alpha's Gamma Chapter, he's always sought to create meaningful impact. But his passion doesn't stop in the classroom. As the founder of T-Swap, a campus thrift store promoting sustainability, and the lead guitarist for his rock band Halcyon Lane. Jack believes in the power of creation-whether through business, music, or community initiatives. A lifelong TED Talk enthusiast, Jack has dreamed of stepping onto this stage since 8th grade. Now, he's making that dream a reality, sharing why creation is essential to the human experience. 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 a world filled with sound, how do we separate the symphony from the noise? In this compelling and timely TEDx talk, Antonio explores how the sounds that surround us, whether beautiful or bothersome, shape our health, our environments, and our future. From the soothing melodies of nature to the harmful effects of noise pollution, this talk dives deep into the power of 'perception-driven engineering' and why now, amidst the electric and carbon-neutral transition, we have a once-in-a-generation chance to redesign the soundtrack of our cities, communities, and lives. Professor Antonio J Torija Martinez is a world-leading authority in perception-driven engineering who addresses noise issues of e-mobility and decarbonization. He has established collaborations with world-leading research institutions (e.g., NASA, University of Cambridge); and acted as chair of QuietDrones 2024 international conference. He has made key contributions to embedding psychoacoustics into quiet aircraft systems design, and pioneered research assessing the noise and environmental impact of electric aircraft. Since joining Salford in August 2019, he has led several research projects funded by prestigious funders such as UKRI and Horizon Europe. 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