Talks: 2015

What’s a technology that could lead to the greatest improvements in health and longevity in the developing world? The toilet.

A circus performance shows how together we can be greater than the sum of our parts.

Making the case for thinking more broadly about what a marijuana user is and could possibly be.

The history of spaceflight and and the possibility of future space adventures for everyone.

Using a new superhero, Ms Marvel, as a parallel for the challenges of a misunderstood generation – the millennials.

Calling for meaningful education and the greatest obstacles to students of the testocracy.

There’s incredible potential of our united global society, if we open our minds, recognize and challenge narrow-minded thinking.

The intimate and therapeutic powers of storytelling for vets with post traumatic stress.

Preconceived notions of success are hurting individuality and growth in teens.

In a time of internet dating and reduced physical connection, what makes us more human and less like computers?

A unique and refreshing view of what it’s like to be a performer with Aspergers syndrome.

An invitation into the epicenter of a new musical revolution engaging millions – video games.

Speaker Deep Dhillon introduces us to how data can be an empowering asset for every city. Deep Dhillon is the […]