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What does true inclusion look like in the future we are building?TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possibility welcomes Da...
18/06/2026

What does true inclusion look like in the future we are building?

TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possibility welcomes Daphne Frias, Forbes 30 Under 30 activist, disability rights advocate, climate justice organizer, and storyteller from New York City.

Living with Cerebral Palsy and using a wheelchair, Daphne brings a deeply personal perspective to conversations surrounding accessibility, equity, public health, and systemic change. Her work challenges the idea that issues like climate change, healthcare inequity, gun violence, voting rights, and disability rights exist separately, instead revealing how deeply interconnected they truly are.

As New York State Director for March For Our Lives, she helped advance more than 15 statewide gun safety laws. She also founded Box the Ballot, mobilizing young people to collect over 20,000 absentee ballots and strengthen youth participation in democracy.

Recognized as a TIME Latino Leader, Daphne’s advocacy and storytelling have been featured in The New York Times, Teen Vogue, NPR, VICE, and ELLE.

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What does it mean to speak truth in an age shaped by polarization, media pressure, and rapidly changing narratives?TEDx ...
18/06/2026

What does it mean to speak truth in an age shaped by polarization, media pressure, and rapidly changing narratives?

TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possibility welcomes Dr. Myriam François, award-winning journalist, filmmaker, presenter, and founder of MPWR Productions LTD.

Previously the host of The Stream on Al Jazeera English, Myriam is known internationally for her work exploring journalism, civil liberties, feminism, identity, and Islamophobia. She currently presents the award-winning current affairs series The Tea with Myriam Francois.

Her critically acclaimed documentaries for the BBC, Channel 4, and Al Jazeera have earned global recognition. Her directorial debut, Finding Alaa (BBC/CBC), premiered at Hot Docs and the Nobel Peace Centre in Oslo, was selected for BAFTA consideration, and won Best Documentary at Flicker Fest 2024.

Beyond media, Myriam holds a PhD in Political Science from the University of Oxford and is one of the leading voices today on journalism, democracy, and public discourse.

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What if the greatest unfinished project you will ever work on is yourself?At TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possibility...
18/06/2026

What if the greatest unfinished project you will ever work on is yourself?

At TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possibility, Dianna Fioravanti, President of Kuehne+Nagel Canada, shares a powerful message on courage, self-belief, and the choices that shape our future.

As the first woman to lead Kuehne+Nagel Canada in the company’s history, Dianna oversees 2,500 logistics professionals and has built her leadership around creating cultures rooted in trust, resilience, emotional intelligence, and authentic human connection.

Through a deeply personal story and hard-earned leadership lessons, she explores how growth begins not when circumstances change, but when we choose to change ourselves. Her talk challenges us to stop waiting for permission, embrace uncertainty, and step confidently into possibility.

Because you don’t grow into a new life. You decide into it.

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What if living longer isn’t the goal, but living better?TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possibility welcomes Dr Douglas ...
18/06/2026

What if living longer isn’t the goal, but living better?

TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possibility welcomes Dr Douglas Hilbert, a board-certified physician, Fellow of the American College of Physicians (FACP), and founder of the first Academic Hospitalist Programme within the U.S. Department of Defense.

With more than 20 years in medicine and over 40,000 patient consultations, Dr Hilbert has dedicated his career to helping people navigate one of life’s most important challenges: their own health.

In his TEDx talk, Dr Hilbert shares practical lessons on health, relationships, and personal responsibility, drawing from both his experience as a physician and his own life story. His message is simple but powerful: if you don’t make time for your health, you will eventually make time for disease.

Blending science, humour, and deeply personal reflections, he challenges us to rethink how we spend our time, who we surround ourselves with, and how we advocate for our own wellbeing.

Because possibility isn’t just about extending your lifespan. It’s about maximising your healthspan and becoming an active participant in your own life.

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What happens when the life you’ve built no longer feels like your own?TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possibility welcom...
18/06/2026

What happens when the life you’ve built no longer feels like your own?

TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possibility welcomes Amy Schutte, keynote speaker, award-winning writer, founder of Hudson & Co, and author of the forthcoming book *The Kármán Effect*.

A former journalist, Amy has spent more than a decade advising founders, executive teams, startups, and global brands on high-stakes communication, identity, and transformation across the United States, Europe, and Asia.

In her talk, *The Invisible Lines You Need to Cross*, Amy explores the hidden thresholds that keep us stuck in familiar versions of ourselves. Drawing on the concept of the Kármán Line, the invisible boundary between Earth’s atmosphere and space, she reveals why the greatest barriers to growth are often not external, but internal.

Through powerful stories and practical insight, Amy challenges us to stop colouring inside lines we never drew and start embracing the possibilities that emerge when we give ourselves permission to become someone new.

Because possibility isn’t about waiting for your life to change. It’s about becoming the person willing to change it.

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What if the biggest obstacle in your life isn’t the problem you’re trying to solve?TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possi...
18/06/2026

What if the biggest obstacle in your life isn’t the problem you’re trying to solve?

TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possibility welcomes Kevin D. St.Clergy, creator of the Beyond Blind Blaming methodology, #1 bestselling author, entrepreneur, and host of the Beyond Blind Blaming podcast, which has surpassed 500,000 downloads.

After building and exiting two companies with more than $50 million in combined sales, Kevin discovered a pattern hiding in plain sight: the problems holding people back are often not the ones they think they have.

In his TEDx talk, Kevin shares the powerful concept of “blind blaming”, our tendency to blame effort, attitude, or character before understanding what is truly causing a problem. Drawing from personal experiences, business leadership, and years of coaching entrepreneurs and executives, he reveals how misdiagnosing challenges can keep us stuck, while seeing clearly can unlock extraordinary possibilities.

His message is simple yet profound: before trying harder, make sure you’re solving the right problem.

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What if the future of education isn’t about changing what we teach, but how we teach it?TEDx Cambridge University 2026: ...
18/06/2026

What if the future of education isn’t about changing what we teach, but how we teach it?

TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possibility welcomes Dr. Kola Tytler, GP, software and AI engineer, serial entrepreneur, Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe honouree, Forbes 100 Under 30 Italy honouree, and MENSA member.

While completing his postgraduate studies at the University of Cambridge, Kola built and operates an AI-powered search engine and clinical knowledge platform used monthly by approximately 10% of UK GPs.

Drawing from his own experiences with dyslexia and dyspraxia, Kola brings a unique perspective on learning, cognition, and the role artificial intelligence can play in helping people reach their full potential.

In his TEDx talk, he challenges a long-held assumption in medicine: that the way we teach must remain as fixed as the knowledge itself. While the diagnostic framework of clinical medicine has stood the test of time, Kola argues that education has become trapped in a one-size-fits-all model that no longer serves today’s learners.

His vision is both radical and deeply human: combining the oldest and most effective form of learning, personalised Socratic dialogue, with the power of AI to create education that adapts to every individual learner.

Keep the framework sacred. Let the learning finally fit the learner.

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What remains uniquely human in a world where AI can predict what comes next?TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possibility ...
18/06/2026

What remains uniquely human in a world where AI can predict what comes next?

TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possibility welcomes Zohar Bronfman, data scientist, AI entrepreneur, and Co-Founder and CEO of Pecan AI, a predictive analytics company that has raised over $100 million in venture funding.

With expertise spanning computational psychology, cognitive neuroscience, and data science, Zohar holds two PhDs from Tel Aviv University and has spent his career exploring how intelligence, prediction, and decision-making shape human behaviour.

In his TEDx talk, Zohar explores a future where AI will not simply answer questions, but anticipate outcomes, recommend actions, and increasingly shape the decisions we make. As large language models, predictive AI, and reinforcement learning converge, he examines how the relationship between humans and machines is being fundamentally redefined.

The answer may not only define the future of artificial intelligence, but the future of human agency itself.

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What if the secret to achieving the impossible is caring less about what other people think?TEDx Cambridge University 20...
18/06/2026

What if the secret to achieving the impossible is caring less about what other people think?

TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possibility welcomes Sandra Tusin, award-winning serial entrepreneur, investor, and AI ethics expert shaping innovation across health AI, Web3, and social impact.

Recognised by The Telegraph as one of its Top 100 Female Entrepreneurs to Watch, Sandra co-founded Mindstream-AI and helped build one of the UK’s early health AI accelerator programmes, supporting more than 100 startups. She also advises the Indonesian Ministry of Investment on AI, innovation ecosystems, and emerging technology strategy.

In her talk, The Impossible: How Not Caring Made Everything Possible, Sandra challenges our obsession with optimisation, certainty, and external validation. In a world increasingly shaped by algorithms and artificial intelligence, she explores why some of life’s most important decisions can never be optimised, and why human agency may become one of the most valuable skills of the future.

Her message is both liberating and timely: the impossible often becomes possible the moment we stop seeking approval and start acting on what truly matters.

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What does the future of AI look like when founders are empowered to move faster?TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possibil...
29/05/2026

What does the future of AI look like when founders are empowered to move faster?

TEDx Cambridge University 2026: Possibility welcomes Laura Modiano, OpenAI’s inaugural Founder Experience lead, working with startup founders around the world to help shape the next generation of AI innovation.

Based in London, Laura leads OpenAI’s global Founder Experience initiative, supporting AI-first startups through resources, community, and growth opportunities. Her work sits at the intersection of technology, entrepreneurship, and the future of innovation.

As AI continues to reshape industries, Laura brings a rare perspective on what founders, builders, students, and future leaders need to thrive in one of the fastest-moving technological eras in history.

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