Mireya Cannata e Carlo Imparato hanno costruito il primo teatro in Europa all'interno di un carcere, realizzandolo ex novo grazie al contributo diretto dei detenuti. Un'idea apparentemente folle e piena di ostacoli, ma così potente da trasformare il carcere in un palcoscenico di speranza. In questo talk, raccontano come la bellezza dell'arte possa abbattere ogni barriera, fisica e sociale, e cambiare davvero delle vite. Mireya Cannata e Carlo Imparato hanno costruito, insieme al regista Sandro Baldacci, il primo teatro in Europa dentro un carcere, realizzato ex novo con il contributo degli stessi detenuti. Un’idea apparentemente folle, utopistica e piena di ostacoli. Mireya Cannata e Carlo Imparato lavorano con i detenuti della casa circondariale di Marassi a Genova da oltre 20 anni. La loro idea è semplice: il carcere è percepito come un luogo brutto e desolante, mentre il teatro rappresenta la bellezza e la creatività. Attraverso il bello si può portare nuova luce in un ambiente altrimenti oscuro. Con 20 spettacoli, oltre 500 detenuti coinvolti, circa 80.000 spettatori e numerosi corsi di formazione nei mestieri dello spettacolo, Mireya Cannata e Carlo Imparato testimoniano che la bellezza dell'arte può davvero abbattere ogni barriera, fisica e sociale, e trasformare vite. 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

Imagine a world where machines think, learn, and make decisions—just like humans. Is this a thrilling leap toward a better future or a step too close to losing control?As AI rapidly transforms the way we live, work, and interact, it raises critical questions about its role in our future. Is AI a powerful ally that enhances human potential, or a potential threat that could disrupt our society? In this engaging and thought-provoking talk, we explore the dual nature of AI, examining its benefits, risks, and ethical dilemmas. Join us as we navigate the fine line between progress and peril, empowering you to form your own perspective on whether AI is truly a friend or an enemy. Lu Ngoc Ha Phuong, currently a 9th-grader from Vinschool Central Park, likes to "break the rules" and into public speaking. She recently delivered a compelling speech titled "Artificial Intelligence: Friend or Enemy?" exploring the impact of AI on Gen Z and the future, with aspects of "friendly friend" and "awful enemy". With a keen interest in innovation and ethics, Ha Phuong continues to engage in discussions about the future of technology and its role in shaping our world. 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

You have goals and passion. But bad habits are holding you back. In this talk, Bách reveals the reason why we have bad habits, and how to unlearn it Nguyễn Cửu Gia Bách is obsessed with playing the game of life to its fullest. Along his journey, he faced many pitfalls and ultimately discovered the key to overcoming the worst enemy of a purposeful life: bad habits. 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

Peer pressure isn’t always bad. Sometimes it drives us to improve, other times it makes us lose ourselves. In this talk, I’ll share stories and tips on turning peer pressure into a tool for growth — so you can do what you truly feel right for yourselves. Peer Pressure: Boon or Bane? You decide. A normal tiny person in the world and a 10A1 student at Kinh Bac International School of Bac Ninh City 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

This inspiring talk tells the story of Miriam, a young woman from a small community who broke the cycle of poverty and uncertainty through mentorship and education. As a tutor, Miriam met Siphokazi, a Grade 4 student struggling with reading, and became the supportive adult who transformed her learning experience. Together, their journey reflects the power of connection, guidance, and unlocking potential in young learners.Miriam’s experience highlights the broader challenges faced by children in under-resourced schools and the transformative impact of having a role model who believes in them. At the same time, it sheds light on the struggles young adults face in trying to access opportunities and contribute to their communities.This talk emphasizes the importance of mentorship, community support, and investing in the future of children and youth. Through these connections, we not only shape futures but also create a ripple effect of hope, purpose, and progress. Wayde Groep is the Knowledge and Communications Manager for YearBeyond. In this role, he is responsible for reviewing, synthesizing, and producing knowledge resources to strengthen the brand and impact of YearBeyond and its partners. He also manages the Social Innovation Leadership Curriculum, equipping YeBoneers (youth on the programme) with problem-solving, design thinking, and social innovation skills and challenging them to work collaboratively to solve a wicked societal problem.He is a creative storyteller who believes in the importance of amplifying the youth voice, a skilled curriculum designer and facilitator with a strong background in community development.His unwavering dedication to addressing the challenges entrenched within South Africa's education and youth development sectors underscores his professional ethos and values of responsiveness and innovation. 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

12 Mart 2025 tarihinde "İletişimle Sınırları Kaldır!" temasıyla gerçekleşen TEDxSelçukÜniversitesi etkinliğinde "İletişimin Unutulmaz Lezzeti" başlıklı konuşması ile Onur Deniz bizlerleydi. Onur Deniz is the founder of Özumuz Muhabbet, one of the largest franchise brands in the region. Onur Deniz, an entrepreneur who attracted attention in a short time with his different concept that adopted Anatolian culture, continues to grow rapidly with his brand. 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