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

Jon Cotton
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Ethics, the enlightenment, the power of persistence. the diminishing necessity for gatekeepers.

Jonathan Cottrell

Kerah Cottrell
Palo Alto, California, United States
My mantra is “We are one.” Everyone is unique and also equal. Differences should be honored and exalted, not persecuted. Everyone should live and let live, and love and let love.
Exposition: I’m passionate about excellent parenting (for a bright future for all), taking care of the environment and all the earth’s beings, equitable-thinking, world peace, dancing and the arts, and great design (in everything). I believe that art, nature, and kindness are life. I'm also especially interested in eliminating racism, bolstering women's and girls' equality (as well as LGBTQ+ rights), changing gun laws, and stopping all exploitation and abuse. I recently joined a group called “Free Mom Hugs'' with whom I go to Pride events to hug whoever needs one. It’s atrocious how many LGBTQ+ kids are turned away by their own parents, and that’s one main reason why suicide rates are so high. I marched (danced :) in SF Pride the past two times. These marches were some of the best days of my life (including the Women’s March as well). We are so powerful in numbers. At Pride this year, I must’ve hugged/high-fived 500 people. I hugged one 40-something woman for over a minute as she cried on my shoulder about how her mother had just passed without ever having accepted her gayness. I started to walk away after our hug was done, and then I turned back around and said, “You know what? You get two hugs.” Her smile was priceless. In addition, a few years ago, I co-organized a huge group to take part in a global flash mob for V-Day (http://www.vday.org). I also planned and hosted a big fundraiser for Daniel Karslake's film "Every Three Seconds" (http://everythreeseconds.net/) about how every one of us has the power to do something to end world hunger. I plan to continue to help people and initiatives like these for the rest of my life. I believe that a happy, fulfilled life is not about what we take, but about what we give.

Maricica Cotu
London , United Kingdom
I`m passionate about translating, teaching,reading, travelling, music, dance and, of course I like people.

Ahmad Coucha
Cairo, Egypt
Lisa Couette

Aoife Coughlan
Galway, Ireland
Scarlett Coughlan

Timothy Couillard
Midlothian, Virginia, United States
Physics Teaching and STEM Education, Teaching Ethics,
Creating TEDx and TED Ed experiences,Learning more about Design Thinking and Design Learning, Playing/Designing Games and Other Creative Experiences, Exploring Food and Drink.
Timothy Couillard
Mamadou Coulibaly
Zaida Coulibaly Vera
Anne-Douce Coulin
Liesa Coulleit

Anastasia Coulman
Texas, United States
Christina Coulourides
Claremont, California, United States

Lily Coulstock-Cockeram
Hong Kong , Hong Kong
Travel. I love visiting new places; time feels extended there as I experience so much novelty and difference. I have travelled to many Asian countries, and even got stuck in Bali for three weeks! (no real hardship!)
Dianne Coulston
Albury, Australia
empowering women to be the best they can. To take time to learn and seek opportunities. I'm passionate about being authentic, emphatic and honest.
Jeffrey Coulter
Jennifer Coulter
Pound Ridge, New York, United States
Anna Counselman
Building a utopian future with AI