TED Community

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

Valerie Sloane

Valerie Sloane

Seattle, Washington, United States
Children and young people having opportunity, discovering their curiousity, thinking creatively, experiencing wonder, and making good things happen.
Vicente Sloboda

Vicente Sloboda

Lucia Slobodníková

Lucia Slobodníková

Slovakia
Emma Slobodova

Emma Slobodova

Yuri Slobodyanyuk

Yuri Slobodyanyuk

Netanya, Israel
Taylor Sloey

Taylor Sloey

Lafayette, Louisiana, United States
I am passionate about the environment, science, social equality, culture, education, and performance.
Slawomir Sloniowski

Slawomir Sloniowski

David Sloo

David Sloo

Scott Sloop

Scott Sloop

Beaverton, Oregon, United States
Sylwia Słota-Kordek

Sylwia Słota-Kordek

Biecz, Poland
Adela Sloupenska

Adela Sloupenska

Tigran Sloyan

Tigran Sloyan

San Francisco, California, United States
Experiential Learning, Skills Based Resumes, Helping more people achieve their true potential.
Anna Słubik

Anna Słubik

Ivo Sluganovic

Ivo Sluganovic

Zagreb, Croatia
Education, development, programming
Norbert Ślusarczyk

Norbert Ślusarczyk

Mirela slusaru

Mirela slusaru

Sabrina Slusser

Sabrina Slusser

Adam Slutsky

Adam Slutsky

Mount Kisco, New York, United States
Peter Slutsky

Peter Slutsky

Savannah Sly

Savannah Sly

Seattle, Washington, United States
I am passionate about advancing the rights and safety of people in the sex trade. The world I'm working towards with my colleagues is one where adults can choose to engage in erotic labor without threat of arrest, deportation, loss of child custody, or discrimination. Exiting the sex trade can be deeply challenging due to stigma and the burden of criminal records, and expanding options for people seeking to leave is paramount.
Savannah Sly

Savannah Sly

Elevating the authority of lived experience
Tom Sly

Tom Sly

Ania Slynchuk

Ania Slynchuk

Suprabha SM

Suprabha SM

Bengaluru, India
I find creativity in so many things, whether it’s telling stories, singing, painting, or even cooking. Singing is a form of expressing myself and I love myself throwing out emotions when I blissfully sing on high notes. There’s something about working with my hands, whether I’m trying out a new recipe or painting a canvas, or a do it yourself kit. Cooking especially—it’s my form of meditation. When I’m in the kitchen, all I think about is crafting the perfect three course meal. It’s my way of tuning out the world and focusing on something simple and satisfying. The stories of the Ramayana and Mahabharata have been with me since I can remember, shaping not only how I see the world but how I tell stories. These epics have such a profound way of teaching us about human nature, culture, and the timeless struggles we all face. They inspire me to see storytelling as more than just a form of expression—it’s a way to connect with people on a deeper level. I’m always reading, always looking for new perspectives. And I love the way stories can bridge gaps between people. Whether I’m writing a book review or just sharing an experience, storytelling has this incredible power to bring diverse voices together.