TEDxLondon: Beyond Borders

18 May, Royal Festival Hall
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Videos from TEDxLondon's Beyond Borders at the Royal Festival Hall

From our 2018 flagship event, we are delighted to share the videos from our speakers, each of which challenges our perspectives on subjects and issues that we may or may not know much about. From gender norms to the vascular system, from our friendships to our relationship with ourselves and even from Earth to Mercury, these speakers offer an alternative and hopeful vision for the future.
London School of Bollywood
Being non-binary in Bollywood
Simon Bucknall
Why public speaking should be taught in schools
Dr Eugenia Cheng
How abstract mathematics can help us understand the world
Professor Martin Cowie
Beating the world’s biggest killer
Professor David Rothery
A journey to the closest planet to the sun
William Young and Christopher Sweeney
Friendships are your lifeline
Jamala Osman
From the block to the bank
Dr Julia Shaw
A memory scientist’s solution to workplace harassment
Alex Lloyd
What if we could do youth justice better?
Professor Ian Barnes
What ancient DNA can teach us about migration in prehistory
Dr Omar Khan
Learning from the past to achieve racial justice today
Dr Peter Drobac
Dignity and hope are cost effective
Winnie M Li
Reframing the way we think about sexual violence
Grace Savage
Being a female beatboxer
Laura Caccia
Is code poetry the new avant-garde?
Andy Coxall
Open source leadership
Leng Montgomery
Why we need to listen to trans people tell their own stories
Akashi Alam
Why fried chicken shops are essential spaces for young people
Emmanuel Speaks
To be great, you need to be good

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