In this engaging TEDx Talk, Kelly explores how art can be a powerful tool for mental health. Drawing from the lives of iconic artists like Picasso and personal experiences, Kelly explains how simple acts of creativity—such as drawing, coloring, or doodling—can reduce stress and build self-confidence. Through relatable stories and scientific insights, this talk demonstrates how art fosters emotional healing, boosts self-worth, and helps us process life's challenges. Whether you're an experienced artist or a complete beginner, Kelly inspires everyone to embrace creativity as a path to well-being. Hi everyone!!! My name is Kelly and I’m 10 years old my birthday is on March 17. I’m from China but I live in Malaysia. I enjoy playing games on my PC and drawing when I don't know what to do, And I have 11 dogs in china. I can speak Chinese and English fluently and i’m also learning Spanish. I am passionate in art not just drawing but art in general what I chose for my TEDx is: to help others get inspired by the Art you don't have to be perfect. 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

Em um crescente cenário de desinformação sobre saúde, as vacinas foram alvo de disseminação de muitas fake news. A jornalista de saúde Carolina Marcelino trás uma poderosa mensagem nesta talk sobre o poder da verdade e da apuração das notícias para salvar vidas. Conheça a vida da jornalista e sua luta diária contra os hábitos ruins da desinformação e o que você pode fazer para apoiar ela e tantos outros profissionais engajados com a verdade! Assista.-O TEDxPetrópolis [re]existir foi um encontro dedicado a explorar e celebrar o poder das ideias para inspirar, superar e ressurgir.[re]existir é a força que nos impulsiona a criar o futuro que queremos. Faça parte em tedxpetropolis.com.br Jornalista especializada em saúde, repórter e roteirista. Com 17 anos de carreira, Carolina é a Chefe de Comunicação do Cremesp – Conselho Regional de Medicina do Estado de São Paulo. A jornalista também atua como Repórter do programa Sinais Vitais da CNN Brasil, apresentado pelo Dr. Roberto Kalil. Antes, ela integrou o núcleo de jornalismo do programa Bem-Estar, na TV Globo. Carol também é criadora do quadro Check-Up da Notícia - veiculado em suas redes sociais, onde ela fala diariamente sobre as novidades do mundo da saúde em uma linguagem simples e rápida. Ela também foi apresentadora de 2 temporadas do Podcast “Ciência Suja”- programa líder em audiência na categoria ciência no Spotify. Em 2024, pelo 4º ano seguido, a jornalista está entre os ganhadores do Prêmio Einstein Jornalistas + Admirados de Saúde, Ciência e Bem-Estar. Carolina também passou por grandes redações como Rádio CBN, SBT, O Estado de São Paulo, Grupo Bandeirantes de Comunicação e Brasil Econômico. 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

Que as nossas escolhas ditam nossa saúde, nós já sabemos, mas que podemos ser preditivos, usando tecnologia para prever o risco de doenças e até permitir tratamentos baseados em perfil genético, talvez ainda seja uma novidade para muitos. A saúde passiva e dirigida por sintomas, em breve, será uma coisa do passado. A ascensão do modelo de saúde será a do ultra bem-estar, de uma medicina ativada por dados, preventiva e personalizada, onde o paciente é protagonista dos seus dados e decisões de saúde. O pesquisador Leonardo Gross apresenta esse novo conceito em saúde e algumas das tecnologias que já apontam esse despertar! Venha conhecer e estar preparado para o futuro.-O TEDxPetrópolis [re]existir foi um encontro dedicado a explorar e celebrar o poder das ideias para inspirar, superar e ressurgir.[re]existir é a força que nos impulsiona a criar o futuro que queremos. Faça parte em tedxpetropolis.com.br Executivo com mais de 23 anos de experiência em liderança e estratégia na indústria de saúde, especialmente em áreas como medicina esportiva, cirurgia minimamente invasiva e soluções digitais. Ele é formado em Marketing, com MBA em Gestão Comercial pela Ohio University e especialização em Saúde Digital pela UFG. Ao longo de sua carreira, atuou em empresas multinacionais como GE, gerenciando portfólios de produtos e contribuindo para o crescimento do negócio com inovações e estratégias de mercado. Leonardo também é empreendedor de healthtech, doutorando em saúde digital pela Unicamp e uma referência em saúde digital no Brasil. Além disso, ele é mentor em hackathons e participa ativamente de eventos e painéis relacionados à transformação digital em saúde. 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

Toys have the unique power to help people of all ages cope with trauma. In this talk, Dr. Shelly Clevenger explores ways in which toys can help people heal through play therapy, collecting toys, and the tactile nature of toys. She challenges us to reconsider our own relationship to toys and the power of play. Shelly Clevenger, Ph.D., is Department Chair and Professor in the Victim Studies Department at Sam Houston State University (SHSU). She has authored many peer-reviewed journal publications, book chapters, and books on victimization. Dr. Clevenger had the honor to present her research on victimization at the United Nations Women in New York City and a U.S. Congressional Briefing in Washington, D.C. Dr. Clevenger is the recipient of numerous national awards for her teaching, activism, and research. The SHSU College of Criminal Justice has also recognized her with awards for her teaching and community engagement. In her spare time, Dr. Clevenger is an avid vintage toy collector, voracious comic book reader, and Disneyland enthusiast. She loves to spend time with her family. 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

As we seek to support victims of domestic violence, we need a clearer understanding of the barriers many face when it comes to immediately leaving their situation. Developing advocacy skills requires us to understand power, control, and the right questions to ask to ensure the victim is safe before they determine their path out of an abusive relationship. In this talk, Desirey Elizabeth Delara offers questions and perspectives needed to aid victims of domestic violence, and provide resources that are centered in advocacy and communal support. Desirey Elizabeth Delara is a senior at Sam Houston State University (SHSU), majoring in Criminal Justice with a minor in Victim Studies. As she’s grown up, her passion has been to become someone to whom the victims of our world can turn. Becoming a voice for those who don’t have one is her main goal and passion for doing this talk. Involved with her community, she is a part of the SHSU Honors College, furthering her education to the highest potential, as well as volunteering at local community events. Desirey interned with the Montgomery County Women’s Center and found this to be impactful and eye-opening, wanting to share her knowledge and experience with those around her. After graduation, she hopes to continue pursuing a career as a Victim Liaison. 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

Dr. Pat Lindsay “Pinky” C. Catalla-Buscaino introduces the groundbreaking concept of the “Kuwento Keeper” – an individual dedicated to preserving and honoring our life stories. Drawing from her personal journey and professional expertise, Dr. Pinky shows how storytelling illuminates our past, empowers our present, and inspires our future. Join Dr. Pinky as she explores the power of storytelling with humor and depth, pondering two profound questions: Who holds the stories of your life? And whose stories are you keeping alive? Pat Lindsay C. Catalla-Buscaino, Ed.D. (she/her), also known as Dr. Pinky, is the Founder and Publisher of Kuwento Co. LLC. Her press is dedicated to empowering people to share and preserve their life stories, or kuwentos. Kuwento Co. specializes in all things storytelling, including publishing memoirs, anthologies, consulting, and writing events. Kuwento Co.’s latest release, With Love: What We Wish We Knew About Being Queer and Filipino in America, by Dr. Dustin Domingo, showcases her publishing company’s commitment to diverse voices. Dr. Pinky is the author of The Kuwento Book: An Anthology of Filipino Stories + Poems, with another volume slated for publication in 2025. Additionally, Dr. Pinky serves as the President of the Filipino American National Historical Society - Houston Chapter and enjoys spending time with loved ones over delicious food. Connect with her at www.kuwentoco.com, pinky@kuwentoco.com or on social media @KuwentoCo. #KuwentoKeeper 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