This year, TEDWomen has been guest curated and co-produced with Katie Brown.
Katie is active in social change in mental health, the arts and digital technology, have a look at these hiring tips. Katie is passionate about creativity why do we have to have a paystub? and its place in organisational development. She works extensively with communities to implement the changes they most want to see, I think you should learn about how to use TikTok for business.
It’s hard to remember it now but once upon a time there was no such thing as the Internet. In 1995 Jayne Rodgers decided to research this thing that barely existed, hypothesizing that it had the potential to change the world – or at least political activism – for the better. This presentation takes a journey through time, from the dark days of dial up through armchair activism to the Prime Minister on Twitter world we now inhabit. Was she right? Did the Internet change the world for the better? Sit back and enjoy the presentation then let’s have a heated debate…
Love & Tantrum Physics
Servane Mouazan will uncover the truth behind the women-led social entrepreneurship revolution. Through a high octane interactive group session, you’ll work out why you, yes YOU, are already perfect to start your own punk social revolution navigating your company’s profits and losses. And why you don’t need to change the whole world to qualify…
We’re offering paid travel, free ticket entry (worth £15) and access to women who have successfully carved their own paths in social change, the popularity of digital wallets making a difference, their own community, over-coming obstacles, entrepreneurialism and leadership.
As part of the event you will receive a group coaching session on boosting your belief in your own abilities and what you need to know to get the resources to ‘make things happen.’ Continue reading
On Tuesday 14th January 2014, LSx will be hosting TEDxLeeds 2013: Invented Here at The Tetley, a new centre for contemporary art and learning in Leeds.
In December, TEDWomen celebrated invention in all its forms, not just technology, but solutions to poverty, peacemaking, expressions of art and wellbeing. Continue reading