Ideas into action.

Help us take the ideas from the TEDxLondon stage and put them into action. TEDxLondon exists to discover and spread ideas, spark conversation, deepen understanding and drive meaningful change to create a just, sustainable and joyful future. We want to bring our communities together to unleash the transformational power of ideas and stories. We focus our impact activities across three key areas: equality, climate and futures.

Forging new connections, raising awareness, rallying public interest, advancing policies and creating new initiatives, impact activities can take many different forms. We often get asked “what can I do?”, so these stories explain how you can get involved!

Big ideas today, shaping a better tomorrow

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Amplifying Afghan Women's Voices

Join photojournalist, Kiana Hayeri, as she sheds light on the erasure of women from public life under Taliban rule.

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Play your way into new worlds

Join art college Headmaster, André Anderson, spread the power of ‘aspirational play’ and the solutions it unearths.

Previous impact stories

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Clover Hogan

Mobilising climate action with youth climate activist, Founder of Force of Nature and TEDxLondonWomen 2020 speaker.

After Clover’s compelling TEDxLondon talk, her organisation, Force of Nature, secured funding. Force of Nature have since launched their “Climate Café” initiative to create spaces that help navigate climate emotions and translate them into action – along with a speaker training programme which has empowered young activists, some of whom now work with non-profit organizations.

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Payzee Mahmod

Inspiring legal change in England and Wales with anti-child marriage and “honour” based abuse campaigner and TEDxLondonWomen 2019 speaker.

In 2022, Payzee’s campaign received cross-party support to end child marriage in England and Wales by raising the legal age of marriage and civil partnerships to 18. Payzee has been recognised for multiple awards by the Obama Foundation, Global Citizen to name a few. She continues her mission to tackle discrimination and violence against women and girls.

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Anneka Deva

Making your money matter with former Money Movers lead and TEDxLondonWomen 2023 speaker.

Anneka told us after her talk Money Movers was featured in Positive News and The Big Issue, reaching 1000s more women to think about how they could move their money for the planet. The profile from the talk also meant that year’s Money Movers programmes had record sign ups and Money Movers catalysed over £2.2 million towards climate action!

How can you work with us to turn ideas into action?

We know that together we can make a greater impact through thoughtful collaborations that allow us to create innovative and inclusive impact campaigns. We’re always looking for impact partners to support us – for example supporting an impact event, hosting an event or becoming a venue partner and funding our impact work (including in-kind contributions).

Contact us to find out more about becoming a TEDxLondon impact partner.

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