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

Tyrone White
Walter White
William (Bill) White
FPV racing drones
Lynnette White-Colin
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Food, Small Business Growth for people of color
Conor White-Sullivan

Alf Whitehead
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
bringing scientists and engineers from different disciplines together to address real-world problems. Applying sciences, with an S at the end.
Ellie Whitehead
Kathryn Whitehead
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
Science, engineering, and mental health! As a society, we have lost unquantifiable talent & progress bc 1) of stigma and 2) capitalism is diametrically opposed to the holistic support of the people who drive our economy.
As someone who has experienced mental illness, I’ve made it my mission to de-stigmatize the discussion of mental health in personal & professional settings and to advocate for the institutional change needed to keep people healthy and happy.

Matthew Whitehead
Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Volunteering in disasters
Balancing technology with privacy.
Ways to improve learning.
Open Source software, especially Linux.
Rebecca Whitehead
Technology and Education
Closing the gap for special needs kids
Susan Whitehead
Increasing leadership diversity in the Pharma/biotech industry and healthcare equity

Todd Whitehead
Queen Creek, Arizona, United States
Geek culture.
Eli Whitehouse

Geni Whitehouse
Napa, California, United States
Making complex ideas understandable
Dennis Whitelaw

Brandan Whiteman
New Jersey, United States
gail whiteman
Janey Whiteside
Fashion
Food
Entrepreneurs

George Whitesides
Los Angeles, California, United States
Wildfires
Space
Government innovation
Biodiversity
Energy transition

George Whitesides
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Loretta Whitesides
La Canada Flintridge, California, United States
I am passionate about getting millions of people to travel to a 100 mile strip in North America (From Mazatlan to Montreal to Maine) to see the sun go dark for 4 minutes on Mon April 8, 2024. It will give humans an experience that will bring them to their knees and feel at one with the cosmos.

Mark Whiting
Stanford, California, United States
Paul Whitlatch
Great stories that explain our world; working outside in my yard; hiking; old houses; a steady diet of new experiences.