TED Community
Ideas spread because of people. (And a little help from the Internet.) Meet members of TED's global online community.

Ahsan Amarullah
Indonesia
Language

Nicolo Amasio
Granada, Spain
Music, Cooking

Despina Amaslidou
France

Tori Amason

Andrea Amato
Lecce, Italy
Hari Amato

Jay Amato
Brooklyn, New York, United States
Food, technology, photography, cars, parenting, Peloton, movies

Shrijan Amatya
Kathmandu, Nepal
Youth empowerment, Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship.
Iara Amaya Holgado
Ma. Agostina Amaya

Mônica Amazonas
Cintia Amazonas Tavares
Brazil
Lorena Amazonas Tavares

Mohit Ambani
Bangalore, India
Life. Technology. Interculturality. Business. Strategy. Social Media. Graphic Design. Conflict Resolution.
margaret ambarita
Lombard Amber

Hal Souakar Ambera
N'Djamena, Chad
Nutrion - Public Health - Project Management - Community Development - Business Development - Youth Development - Communication & Digital

Basavarajeshwari Ambi
Mangaluru, India
Raji Ambikairajah
Paul Hidas Amble
Oslo, Norway

Franklin. J. Ambo
London, United Kingdom
I’m passionate about creating spaces where real conversations happen, where silence isn’t feared, where vulnerability isn’t shamed, and where people feel genuinely seen.
My background isn’t traditional. I didn’t come into this world through privilege or linear success. I came through survival, through depression, grief, isolation, and the long process of learning how to stay standing in a world that often encourages us to pretend we’re okay. That’s why this work matters to me.
I believe in stories that aren’t polished for performance. I believe in ideas that challenge, disrupt, and ask us to sit in discomfort long enough to grow from it. I want TEDx to be more than just a stage, it should be a platform for the voices we don’t usually hear. The ones that speak softly. The ones that speak from lived experience. The ones that bleed truth.
I’m passionate about creating meaningful experiences for audiences, not just talks that impress, but ones that linger. I want people to leave not with answers, but with better questions. And if even one person watches a talk and feels a little less alone, a little more connected, then it’s worth it.

Amollo Ambole
Nairobi, Kenya
Letícia Amboni

Natasha Ambre
Mumbai, India