What if the simplest way to bridge our deepest divides is to sit down and share a meal?

After years working on the front lines of global hunger as Executive Director of the United Nations World Food Programme, David Beasley learned that food can do more…

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Climate expert Ari Matusiak spends his days working to rewire America's energy system, and he has an idea: instead of tech companies building new power plants for their AI data centers, they should invest in energy-efficient upgrades to your home. He lays…

Venkatarangan Thirumalai begins with Jane Goodall’s observation of a chimpanzee using a stick to extract termites, revealing how tools have always shaped human thinking and behaviour.

He explores how inventions, from simple physical tools to modern software…

Padma Shri Dr. Rajagopalan Vasudevan explores the spirit of Yajna, the selfless act of working together and contributing for the betterment of society without expecting anything in return.

Drawing from the teachings of Sri Krishna and the Srimad Bhagavatam…

Dr. K.P. Karthikeyan explores how ordinary people can create extraordinary change by stepping forward when it matters most. Through stories of courage and compassion, he highlights people who stepped forward to help others at crucial times. He also shares…

Srinath Ravichandran explores how the problems and challenges we face can shape the person we become.

He shares his journey with AgniKul Cosmos and the career transitions that shaped his path, exploring how he approached complex problems, embraced challenges…

The people we meet, the places we visit, and the experiences we have can shape the course of our lives in ways we never expect.

In this talk, William Precht reflects on the mentors, moments, and discoveries that inspired his journey from a student at SUNY…

A compelling look at how slowing down, reflecting, and truly seeing ourselves can unlock clarity, healing, and stronger leadership. Suzi Friesen has spent much of her career at the intersection of education and mental wellness. She is Director of Educational…

A DJ’s deeply personal story about sight loss and redefined purpose through creativity and self-expression. Tyler Sneesby, better known to generations of Winnipeg music fans as DJ Hunnicutt, has been making and performing music for more than three decades.…

Imagine if universities harnessed their strengths—programs, research, resources, networks—to invest in Indigenous community-based education. Meeting learners where they are could spark transformative change, turning reconciliation from rhetoric to action.…

Medical error is the #3 killer because human brains cannot handle modern data loads. My ingenious idea is that the “best doctor” isn’t human or robot, but a symbiotic partnership that fixes our cognitive blind spots to save lives and billions in waste. A…

Misuse of artificial intelligence (AI) by students in schools is driven by three things: lack of literacy skills; lack of time to develop them; and fear of failing. How artificial intelligence is transforming learning and what educators, students, and parents…

Being different is more than okay! Our unique names are integral to our identities and carry meaningful stories that may not always be ready to be heard but deserve to be told in our own ways, using multiple languages and our authentic voices. A powerful…

In a world full of chaos and division, honey bees show us how communication and shared purpose can lead to great things. A beekeeper’s talk on what we can learn from the complicated life inside the hive. These practical lessons will help us make better decisions…

Shannon Fernando opened her TEDxBeverlyGrove 2026 talk with an Ethiopian farmer's description of a crop as a member of the family, then admitted she had traveled there to study it like a resource. What followed was not a story about scarcity. It was a case…

In this TEDx talk, Jordan Grace examines the invisible armor we often call power—and why it’s not the point. Power is real. But it’s often something we build to protect ourselves under pressure. Through movement, lived experience, and her work in a women…

Sal Khan, the founder and CEO of Khan Academy, thinks artificial in...

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Who decides which voices survive? It's a question classical singer Gabriella Di Laccio never thought to ask until she found an encyclopedia listing thousands of women composers from across history ... and knew almost none of them. Her journey to rediscover…