Women Leaders of the Middle East: Leena Al Olaimy, Helping MENA Find Its Green Side
Women like Leena Al Olaimy are helping shape the future of the Middle East. In addition to her consulting work, she plays a key role in working with youth.
Women like Leena Al Olaimy are helping shape the future of the Middle East. In addition to her consulting work, she plays a key role in working with youth.
Esther Wojcicki | Posted 05.19.2012
In just two short years, Krista Donaldson and her team at D-Rev have changed the lives of over 3,500 people in India. Donaldson is one of 21 outstanding speakers at TEDxStanford that you can watch live on LiveStreaming today.
Michael B. Fishbein | Posted 05.09.2012
Innovation and progress requires experimentation -- trial and error. Unfortunately, for entrepreneurs with ideas for "startup countries," there's no way for them to experiment. It's not like the software industry where all you need is a laptop.
Dr Layla McCay | Posted 04.09.2012
It turns out that while I was spending my formative years coming up with brilliant ideas to change the world, I should actually have been screening my fellow students for their potential as my future business partners.
www.teenvogue.com | Posted 04.03.2012
These young women caught our eye this weekend at the 2012 TEDxTeen conference, an annual event that brings youth together to discuss social activism a...
Melinda Gates | Posted 05.29.2012
There's no greater honor than to take to the stage alongside a line-up of individuals from around the globe for whom I have such great respect. This year's speakers are all unique in their talents and perspectives, but they also have much in common: a strong belief in our ability to change the world for good.
Aiko Stevenson | Posted 05.04.2012
If alternative energy can work in the coldest, harshest, most unforgiving place on earth, it can be used anywhere.
Posted 03.02.2012
Growing up, Cadet Private Keith Nolan knew he wanted to be in the military. After high school he went to enlist, but instead, got three words scribble...
Nathaniel Whittemore | Posted 05.02.2012
And as people, even with degrees, have a harder and harder time finding jobs, the question becomes: is higher ed worth it? A whole new world of startups have launched to create learning alternatives to formal higher ed.
Jay Michael O. Jaboneta | Posted 05.02.2012
You cannot help people without getting both your hands and your feet dirty. When we want to help people, we should act on it. Only in doing so can we gain insights into how our efforts and operations can be made better.
Posted 02.27.2012
Here's the task: assemble the best and brightest in Colorado, the doers, the movers, the shakers. Then ask them to deliver "the speech of their life"...
Sebastian Lindstrom | Posted 03.31.2012
Bringing some much-needed positive energy to a country wracked by economic woes, the theme of this year's TEDx event was disruption. From politics to storm chasing to filmmaking; how do we change the rules of the game?
Sophie Chiche | Posted 03.10.2012
I don't like resolutions. New Year's, Easter, summer or any other kind. I don't like them because they don't work. They have never worked. They put emphasis on what we don't do, don't have or don't know how to get. They put a focus on what's wrong with us. What we are lacking.
Wendy Gordon | Posted 03.03.2012
There are countless stories of women of all ages taking up the cause of a positive future. Tell us yours. And let's make 2012 the banner year for women's environmental activism.
Posted 12.05.2011
At the The Paley Center for Media's TEDxWomen yesterday, Pat Mitchell, the Center's President and CEO and host of the conference sat down with The Huf...
Posted 12.05.2011
On Thursday in New York, at the TEDxWomen Conference in midtown Manhattan, Rachel Simmons hosted a presentation about girls and self-esteem. Simmo...
Christine Bader | Posted 02.01.2012
Can big business do good in the world? With each new headline about bad corporate behavior, it would be easy to assume that the answer to both questions is decidedly 'no'.
The Huffington Post | Margaret Wheeler Johnson | Posted 12.02.2011
Yesterday, in conjunction with the Paley Center for Media's bicoastal TEDxWomen conference, Arianna Huffington hosted a panel discussion about the wa...
Erica Dhawan | Posted 01.28.2012
Women's forums, conferences and events -- both in the real world and online -- need to address and speak about the new issues that women of the next generation face.
David Katz, M.D. | Posted 01.21.2012
The collation of obesity and bullying means that the very kids who may be struggling most to measure their self-worth with something other than a bathroom scale are being told daily not to bother.
Beverly Macy | Posted 01.15.2012
As we continue to study the complex phenomenon that is social media, it is becoming evident that for every positive there is a negative; that for ever...
MeiMei Fox | Posted 12.12.2011
Vineet Singal is living proof that you don't need even two decades under your belt to get busy taking on the world.
Karin Kloosterman | Posted 11.07.2011
More than people know, Jaffa is a lens through which the world can understand cultural diversity and cultural freedom in Israel.
Ethan Casey | Posted 08.15.2011
Our lazy and self-comforting reductionism says nothing about Haiti or Pakistan, and all too much about us Americans. The earthquake in Haiti and the floods in Pakistan were natural disasters, but didn't happen in a geopolitical vacuum.
Steve Rosenbaum | Posted 08.07.2011
My fellow traveler read my powerpoint from behind me on the airplane. And my car service driver watched it live on the web. Certainly my 'private' presentation to the TEDx community was more public than I ever imagined.
Rahilla Zafar | Posted 05.21.2012