TED Talks
A number of our students and alumni have been invited to speak at TED Talks across the globe on subjects relating to sustainability. You can explore some of these TED Talks below.
Discover some of the engaging TED Talks presented by former and current GSD students:
Šimon Michalčík - 'The Untold Climate Story'
In this inspiring talk, Šimon invites us to reimagine the narrative around the climate crisis. Moving beyond doom-and-gloom scenarios, he focuses on the transformative power of positive storytelling in driving environmental action. Through his work in ecosystem restoration and education, he presents a hopeful vision of the future where humanity rises to the challenge of climate change, fueled by stories of resilience, restoration, and collective effort. His talk is a testament to the belief that changing the narrative can change the world.
Toyosi Somoye - 'Shift your perspective'
In living more conscious lives, we can effectively alter the way we think, which opens us up to a multitude of possibilities and opportunities. In this talk, Toyosi Somoye aims to enlighten you about how changing your perspective can change your life.
Maddie Booth - 'This is a man's world. So why are women saving it?'
Maddie highlights the difficulties and successes women face in business. She shares the possibility of failures and the courage to challenge traditional approaches, charting new ways to foster innovation and create new possibilities. Maddie highlights the importance of sustainability in business in relation to women with a tagline titled 'Ecofeminism'.
Nicola Blasetti - 'Finding your role in climate action: What ignites your passion?'
Nicola Blasetti explores his journey from being a Warwick student to working as a UK civil servant in hydrogen innovation. He elaborates on our generation's mission to fight the climate crisis and finding your own voice and role in climate action. Through explaining his self-reflective journey in climate policy at the national, European and international level, he leaves the audience inspired to find their own voice and do their bit in the fight against climate change.