Past TEDx event
TEDxTrinityCollege
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Speakers
Speakers may not be confirmed. Check the event website for the latest lineup.
ERIC GALM
Associate Professor of Music, Founded of the Trinity Samba Ensemble and the Samba Fest, Co-director of the Center for Caribbean Studies, and music department chair at Trinity College. Prof. Galm will be speaking at TEDxTrinColl with his talk "Listening to cultural connections through Brazilian music"
JAMES JETER
An IDP student at Trinity College, a voting rights fellow at Quinnipiac, the TOW fellow at Yale prison education initiative, a co-director in the Full Citizens Coalition to Unlock the Vote, and the inaugural Propel Capital Justice fellow. James will be speaking at TEDxTrinColl with his talk "The Need for Social Grace: A Different Type of Revolution."
MARIA I. MELENDEZ
The founder & CEO of Embrace Her Legacy,“ the OG Mentor”, social entrepreneur, motivational speaker, author of Take the Limits Off Your Legacy, producer, and women’s leadership advocate. Maria will be speaking at TEDxTrinColl with her talk "A Time To Heal."
MIKAEL CHUKWUMA OWUNNA
An award-winning queer Nigerian-Swedish artist and photographer, the recipient of a Fulbright scholarship (Taiwan - 2012), and the creator of the projects: I am Atayal!, Limit(less) and Infinite Essence. Mikael will be speaking at TEDxTrinColl on the 29th Feb with the talk "Reimagining Body".
SHAKIRA RAMOS CRESPO
Associate Director of Customer Experience at Pratt & Whitney, Co-President and Trustee for Miss Porter’s School, the winner of the Professional Role Model Award 2007 for the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers. Shakira will be speaking at TEDxTrinColl on the 29th Feb with the talk "Beyond the Street".
TOBIAS AAHLBERG
Philosophy IDP Student at Trinity College, the Founder of the Philosophy Club at Trinity. Tobias has a special interest in minds and in ethics. His academic research deals with consciousness' place in the natural world. Tobias will be speaking at TEDxTrinColl with his talk "Commodification of animals: A cultural blindspot."
