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Six months into a catastrophic war in Iran — and with no end in sight for the war in Ukraine — the world is embroiled in conflicts with no apparent exit plan. In this interview, political scientist and Eurasia Group founder Ian Bremmer breaks down what these…

Larissa May has spent a decade building digital wellness programs for young people, and she's discovered something quietly radical: the smartphone doom loop of screen dependence and anxiety isn't inevitable, and joy (not restriction) is the way out. She makes…

Could a classroom pet make school a more supportive and engaging place to learn? Hoeun Sereyoutey considers both the advantages and challenges of keeping animals in classrooms. She explores how class pets may teach responsibility, reduce stress, encourage…

Every day, people postpone difficult conversations because they assume someone else will step in. But what happens when everyone is waiting? Through a deeply personal story of anxiety, rejection, and building a nationwide youth movement, Malaika Mohsin demonstrates…

Smaller changes might feel insignificant, but over time, they compound & lead to profound transformation. Single seed grow into massive tree, tiny spark ignite wild fire, small act of kindness, offering help or making happy to someone create chain of positivity…

1. The two students from the start weren’t separated by a moment. They were separated by a direction, repeated silently.
2. 1% is invisible on any given day. That’s exactly why it works — and exactly why it’s dangerous. Compounding doesn’t care if you’re…

In her talk, Lisa Johnson explores what it truly means to live a life well lived. Drawing on her journey from poverty and bullying to building a multimillion-pound business, she reflects on why wealth, travel and achievement still left her feeling unfulfilled.…

Every life is shaped not only by major turning points, but by quiet changes that happen so gradually we hardly notice them. Through stories of migration, grief, language, and belonging, Noor Fatima explores how the ordinary moments we accept eventually become…

Fear of failure is often seen as a massive obstacle, but its most destructive form is a silent shift: surrendering to self-doubt, perfectionism, and self-deceit. A single failure can reshape how we view ourselves, leading to the consequence of living life…

Success is often associated with big milestones such as graduation, launching a business, or standing on a stage. In reality, those moments are only the visible result of countless small decisions made long before anyone notices. In this talk, Abdullah Amir…

The poet Luan Renato Telles draws on the oral tradition of Slam Poetry (spoken word poetry competitions) to explore masculinity and affection from the perspective of a Black, LGBT man. Luan Renato is a poet of terreiro and a researcher of orality. Two-time…

The excess of institutional violence and dehumanization not only silences Black bodies but attempts to strip them of the very capacity to recognize themselves as human and to envision the future. Faced with a State that fabricates the most impossible justifications…

Every other industry has evolved—so why does education still look the same?This talk challenges outdated ideas about schooling and explores why meaningful change has been so slow. It invites audiences to rethink what education should prepare students for…

Did you know you’re a subject-matter expert based on the experiences you’ve lived through? In this uplifting and inspiring talk, Cassidie Carmen Bates, grief researcher and lived expertise advocate, explores how to identify your most aligned passion and effect…

Intelligence is getting cheaper by the day... AI can out-think us in seconds. But cheap intelligence comes with a hidden cost: it's quietly replacing our ability to think, question, and grow wise.
This talk unpacks why intelligence and wisdom are not the…

Most women have spent years changing their bodies for the wrong reasons: to impress a partner, to look good at a reunion, to respond to comments online. Amitis argues that this is why health habits collapse when life gets hard — because the goal was never…

Six months into a catastrophic war in Iran — and with no end in sight for the war in Ukraine — the world is embroiled in conflicts with no apparent exit plan. In this interview, political scientist and Eurasia Group founder Ian Bremmer breaks down what these…