TEDxNYU

Our fourth speaker, Candace Lola, will be presenting her TED talk in a few moments. Join us to hear her great ideas in Kimmel 406!

Next, we have Alyssa Goldberg for her TED talk! Come join us in Kimmel 406 to hear her great ideas and for some free food!

Our second speaker, Cherisha Agarwal, will be going next! Join us in Kimmel 406 to hear her TED talk!

Richard Shu will be speaking first at The Pitch! Join us now at Kimmel 406!

The Pitch is starting soon in Kimmel 406! Come to see fellow NYU students host their own TED talks and enjoy some free food!

Welcome back everyone! We hope you guys are excited as we are for this upcoming year! Make sure to like our Facebook page (TEDxNYU) and follow our Instagram (@tedxnyu) and Twitter (@TEDxNYU) to stay updated on future events!

Kennedy Gachiri explains what is a superstar #TEDxNYUReVision

Talk is cheap, what is not cheap is quitting your job at the highest paying investment bank because your concept of time has fundamentally shifted - Kennedy Gachiri #TEDxNYUReVision

Kennedy Gachiri, a “local” saxophone player, gets asked what he *actually* does all the time #TEDxNYUReVision

Our speaker Ayman Mukerji speaks about the probable & tangible benefits to mindfulness #TEDxNYUReVision

Stefanie Giglio discusses a plan to move to density cities in order to shrink our carbon footprint and meet the Paris Climate Agreement. #TEDxNYUReVision

Stefanie Giglio speaks next on climate change and urban planning. #TEDxNYUReVision

As Margaret Mead once said, “Never doubt that a small group of commuted students can change the world.” Think about the community you can create and the hope, by repurposing. - Jon Stepanian

“Every aspect of our society can be tied to waste. Both alientation and poverty are forms of waste, and I truly believe that the solution is community.” - Jon Stepanian, President and CEO of Community Solidarity

TODAY is TEDxNYU’s Annual Conference: Re-Vision! Join us as we hear from some of our speakers. #TEDxNYUReVision

“It is up to you and what you know to get you all the way into the room where it happens. With passion comes drive and with drive comes action.” - Jessica Smith, Class of 2018, reflects on her past 4 years at NYU #TEDxNYU

“NYU is big, but it attracts a lot of different people. It’s a lot easier to find your niche and carve out those micro-communities.” After a scary thought in Trader Joe’s, Lily Dolin realized that at NYU you are never alone. #TEDxNYU

Class of 2020 speaker Zachary Han achieved his goal and found community through his a cappella group Mass Transit #TEDxNYU

“Find that safe space, but I also encourage you to immerse yourself in places that make you feel uncomfortable to grow as individuals.” Class of 2021 speaker, Raneen Khalil, discusses finding community on campus #TEDxNYU

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