TEDxSanLuisObispo

Happy first week of school everyone! Today we bring you a quote from Ted speaker Brene Brown, who specilizes in the study of human connection. Stay tuned for more quotes and Ted Talk highlights throughout the quarter! #tedx #ideasworthspreading #tedxsanluisobispo #tedtalk

As the New Year approaches, most of us find ourselves in a period of reflection. A new year brings on a clean slate and reminds us of our goals for self improvement. This Ted Talk by Sophie How, "Lessons on Leaving the World Better Than you Found It" asks the audience, What they can do to better this world for future generations. Link: https://www.ted.com//sophie_howe_lessons_on_leaving_the_wo

Our giveaway is finally here! To spread a little holiday cheer Ted has curated a basket filled with the essentials including: Starbucks gift card Reusable water bottle Sketchbook... Relaxation Kit And some essentials for you to build your very on charcuterie board Head over to our instagram account to see how you can enter to win this amazing prize! #giveaway #tedx #ideasworthspreading

For the fourth day of TedxTogetherness we bring you a Ted Talk from Amelia Laytham. After moving to the United States, Amelia chose to assimilate to American culture, with age she realized the beauty of her Indonesian culture through dance. Her Ted Talk focuses on the importance of culture and heritage. Link: https://www.ted.com//amelia_laytham_rediscovering_heritage

On the fifth day of TedxTogetherness comes a video from Lana Yarosh and her talk "How technology can reconnect parents and kids". As a computer scientist, she asks, when children are separated from their parents -- whether due to migration, custody changes, incarceration or any number of other factors -- how can families maintain connection? Since today is the final day of our countdown, make sure to stay tuned for tomorrows big giveaway! Link:https://www.ted.com//lana_yarosh_how_technology_can_reconn

On the third day of TedXTogetherness we present a Ted Talk by Hajer Sharief. "We need to teach people that political, national and global affairs are as relevant to them as personal and family affairs," she says. Sharief introduces a simple yet transformative idea: that parents can teach their children about political agency by giving them a say in how their households are run, in the form of candid family meetings where everyone can express their opinions, negotiate and compromise. Watch the full video here: https://www.ted.com//hajer_sharief_how_to_use_family_dinne