Showing Up
TEDxLondonWomen brought together 14 inspiring speakers and performers for our first ever entirely virtual event, broadcast live from the iconic Abbey Road Studios. We reached out across the airwaves to listen with curiosity and openness and learn from each other.
The talks invite us to take action on climate change, institutional racism, human rights and burnout culture. The speakers encouraged us to think differently about our careers, food and the universe itself. We learned to be kind to ourselves, face shame, allow Black girls to be girls and about the campaign to oppose child marriage.
Now we invite you to watch and watch again, share your favourites and help our speakers bring about change.
See you next time!
WATCH THE TALKS FROM
TEDxLondonWomen
Claire Malone
We’ve Misplaced 96% of the Universe
Sophie Williams
Why women and people of colour fall off the glass cliff
Clover Hogan
Denial or despair? How to rewrite your climate change story
Temi Mwale
Why fighting for racial equity means reimagining justice
Sangeetha Iengar
Why stripping rights from migrants strips rights from everyone
Dzifa Afonu
Why we need to reimagine frontline work to change burnout culture
Helen Tupper & Sarah Ellis
Why squiggly careers are better for everyone
Ebinehita Iyere
When will you see Black girls?
Bethany Rose
Breaking out of concrete: six ways out of depression
Pixie Turner
Why there is no such thing as good or bad food
Tom/Crystal Rasmussen
A drag queen’s advice on shame
Payzee Mahmod
How the fight to end child marriage in the UK continues
THANKS FOR
Showing Up!
TEDxLondonWomen brought together 14 inspiring speakers and performers for our first ever entirely virtual event, broadcast live from the iconic Abbey Road Studios. We reached out across the airwaves to listen with curiosity and openness and learn from each other.
The talks invite us to take action on climate change, institutional racism, human rights and burnout culture. The speakers encouraged us to think differently about our careers, food and the universe itself. We learned to be kind to ourselves, face shame, allow Black girls to be girls and about the campaign to oppose child marriage.
Now we invite you to watch and watch again, share your favourites and help our speakers bring about change.