TEDxGreenfield Youth

Speakers

Speakers may not be confirmed. Check the event website for the latest lineup.

• Aarav Rahman

  Student

  Aarav is s a student who blogs against bullying, using storytelling to challenge silence and stigma. What began as personal reflection has grown into a platform for awareness, courage, and community support. By addressing bullying in schools and online spaces, he highlights the emotional realities often overlooked by adults.

• Advait Kolarkar

  Artist

  At the tender age of nine, artistic sensation Advait Kolarkar has captured the world's attention with his remarkable talent. His meteoric rise is evident through a series of solo exhibitions across the USA, Canada, London's creative nexus, and Italy’s art scene as well as a prestigious showcase alongside luminaries like Picasso, Matisse and Miro in New York. Beyond conventional art spaces, his canvas extends into the digital realm with Walt Disney's groundbreaking digital destination, 'Reimagine Tomorrow.' And even onto a car in Germany, where a robotic arm brought his vision to life, etching history anew. Recognitions abound, from the Global Child Prodigy Award to TEDx's youngest Asian speaker, solidifying his position in the Asia Book of Records. Hailed a "prodigy" by BBC and global media alike. His unfettered imagination nurtured since infancy. As he blossoms like an eternal spring, the world eagerly awaits the next chapters of Advait’s kaleidoscopic journey.

• Anaya Garg

  Student, Writer

  Anayais a Class 4 student who believes that age is never a barrier to making a difference. A confident orator and a young writer,she loves expressing ideas through powerful words and meaningful speeches. With a strong concern for the environment, She actively spreads awareness about Air Quality Index (AQI) and its impact on our health and future. Through speeches, writing, and conversations with peers, She encourages everyone to breathe responsibly and take small steps toward cleaner air. Curious, thoughtful, and courageous,She is proving that even young voices can inspire big change.

• Charnavi Marwah

  Student,Orator,Public Speaker

  National Public Speaking Champion Orator Public Speaker Writer

• Devansh Dahiya

  Student

  A tech-savvy middle school student actively exploring website development, combining curiosity, creativity, and problem-solving skills.

• Gyana Talwar

  Author, Guitarist and Public Speaker

  Gyana is a 12 year old author, student, guitarist, and public speaker who believes in the power of ideas and expression. Through writing, music and speaking, she shares messages that inspire confidence, creativity and self belief in young minds. Her work reflects her passion for learning and using her voice to create positive impact.

• Irene Thomas

  Student

  A student who’s really interested in how young people engage with volunteering and service. She have seen how easily meaningful work turns into something we do simply for the sake of it. Through this talk, She hope to encourage people to rethink why they serve and chose causes that genuinely matter to them.

• Kabir Singh Rai

  Student | Young Author(3-books) | Space Enthusiast

  Kabir Singh Rai is a seven-year-old student whose curiosity reaches far beyond the classroom. A passionate space enthusiast, his early fascination with the universe led him to write his first book on black holes at the age of five. By six, he had already authored two more books, transforming big cosmic questions into stories driven by imagination and wonder. Kabir believes learning is a daily adventure. He asks questions about almost everything—about space, nature, and how the world works—fueling his love for reading, writing, and exploring new ideas. Known for his kind heart and gentle nature, he is also a nature lover who believes that understanding the world begins with caring for it. He dreams of a world where curiosity is encouraged, kindness is natural, and every child is free to ask big questions and imagine bigger possibilities.

• kiansh bedi

  Student,Writer

  Author of the book Be the Change

• Manmeet Singh

  Student

  Speaker,Author,Volunteer viksit bharat

• Mayra Mittal

  Environment Enthusiast, Student

  Mayra Mittal is an environmental enthusiast driven by a deep commitment to protecting natural ecosystems, with a special focus on the Aravalli range—one of the oldest mountain systems in the world. Actively involved in grassroots environmental efforts, Mayra supports and participates in eco walks that reconnect people with nature while fostering a sense of responsibility toward the land they inhabit. Through these walks, she encourages citizens to see forests not as distant landscapes, but as living systems that directly impact air quality, water security, and climate resilience. Her work extends beyond participation to awareness-building. Mayra has been instrumental in bringing attention to the ecological importance of the Aravallis, highlighting the urgent need to conserve them amid rapid urbanization and environmental neglect. She believes that meaningful change begins with awareness, and that informed communities are the strongest guardians of nature.

• Moksha Soei

  Young Environmental Author & Sustainability Advocate

  Moksha is a 7-year-old author, TED-Ed speaker, and young environmental advocate who uses storytelling and powerful expression to inspire change. A two-time author, her books You Are Enough and Life's Little Moments encourage kindness, reflection, and care for the planet. She has participated in e-waste collection drives, tree plantation initiatives, and social exhibitions that raised funds for flood victims. A confident communicator and debate champion, Moksha continues her journey through her upcoming third book, guiding children to understand waste, responsibility, and the planet’s unseen burden.

• Navyaa Jindal

  Writer, Blogger,Activist Student

  Navyaa Jindal is an animal activist and student writer driven by a deep belief that empathy is a skill the world urgently needs. At a young age, they began using storytelling, essays, and advocacy to raise awareness about animal welfare, ethical coexistence, and the silent suffering often ignored by society. Balancing academics with activism, She represents a new generation of changemakers—those who lead not with authority, but with conscience. Their writing bridges emotion and evidence, inviting readers to question everyday choices and recognize compassion as a powerful form of leadership.

• Rayashree Rajesh

  Student

  Rayashree Rajesh is a 10-year-old author, speaker, and pianist who believes that when children raise their voices, the world listens. Guided by the UN Sustainable Development Goals, she blends storytelling, music, and real-life lessons to inspire young minds to take small actions that lead to meaningful change.

• Ridhima Kalra

  Poetess, Student Leader, Volunteer

  Ridhima is a poetess, student leader, and volunteer who believes that words can become bridges—between emotions, communities, and change. Through her poetry, she gives voice to feelings often left unspoken, transforming personal experiences into reflections that resonate with young people navigating identity, purpose, and pressure. As a student leader, she actively creates spaces where voices are heard, ideas are nurtured, and leadership is practiced with empathy rather than authority. She believes leadership is not about being the loudest in the room, but about listening deeply and acting responsibly. Beyond classrooms and stages, she is a committed volunteer, contributing her time and energy to social and community initiatives that focus on awareness, inclusion, and service. These experiences have shaped her understanding of real-world challenges and strengthened her belief that change begins with small, consistent actions.

• Riya Gautam

  Student , Author & Orator

  Riya Gautam is an academically driven 16 year old author and orator, debater and artist. She is a born leader and a visionary changemaker and social worker, remoulding views on global issues like climate change, women’s rights and inequality. As a young writer, editor and poet, she strives to change mindsets, help people break free from old patterns, and inspire positive change in themselves, and in the world around them through her book. She’s has a scientific mind with her heart in creativity and exemplarily masters balance. From classical to western singing and dancing, guitar and keyboard to sketching, she has always shown a has a keen interest for learning and exploring new things. From a young age, she has used obstacles as stepping stones and proven that resilience and hard work can help one overcome anything, thus being an inspiration for many.

• Samaira Kumar

  Student | Storyteller & Public Speaker

  Samaira Kumar is a Class 9 student from Gurugram and a passionate public speaker who believes in the power of words to spark reflection and change. She has participated in and won several debates, public speaking competitions, Indian Debating League, Model United Nations conferences, the World Scholar’s Cup, and other interschool and international platforms. Alongside speaking, Samaira is also a trained dancer who has competed and won at various levels, finding confidence and expression both on and off the stage. Through her talks, Samaira aims to give voice to experiences often dismissed because of age and to show that insight does not come from years lived but from awareness gained. Her work focuses on helping people feel seen, understood, and heard.

• Sarah Sharma

  Author

  Sarah Sharma is a Seventh Grade student who believes that age is never a barrier to influence. A seasoned orator and champion debater, Sarah has spent years honing the art of persuasion and public speaking. Having clinched numerous titles in inter-school debates and master of ceremonies (compering) competitions, they have developed a unique ability to command a stage with both authority and grace. Beyond the trophies, Sarah is passionate about using her voice to spark meaningful conversations and challenge the status quo.

• Shreenika Sharma

  Student ,Public Speaker and Animals Welfare volunteer

  Shreenika is a young author, award-winning public speaker, and compassion-led changemaker who believes that kindness is the most beautiful colour in the world. At just 6 years old, she reminds the world that compassion has no age limit. She is the author of The Girl Who Painted Rainbow, a heartfelt book that encourages gratitude, kindness, and responsibility, built on the belief that happiness grows when hearts care. In a true spirit of service, Shreenika has donated the entire proceeds of her book to charity. Beyond the stage and the page, Shreenika actively lives her values. From volunteering for flood-affected communities, to participating in animal welfare drives, and environmental plantation initiatives, she consistently turns compassion into action. With a bright mind, a gentle voice, and an unshakeable belief in kindness, Shreenika is inspired to create meaningful change — proving that you don’t need to be older to make an impact, you just need to care.

• Siya Karwa

  Student, NGO Volunteer, Author

  A student, NGO volunteer, and emerging orator,Siya believes that service and speech go hand in hand. Actively involved in community initiatives, they use the power of words to inspire action, awareness, and social responsibility.

• Tanmay Vohra

  Nelson Mandela Leadership Award Winner | Writer | National Debater

  Tanmay is a Nelson Mandela Leadership Award recipient, writer, and national-level debater whose work reflects a deep commitment to ethical leadership and meaningful dialogue. Recognized for leadership rooted in service and values he use writing and debate as tools to question norms and advocate for thoughtful action. With experience on national debate platforms, He understands the power of listening as much as speaking. His voiice blends clarity, empathy, and intellect—qualities essential to leadership in complex times.

• Yamuna Hasan

  Podcaster, Young Entrepreneur

  Yamuna Hasan is an internationally recognized Gen-Z author, award-winning entrepreneur, and speaker whose work has reached millions worldwide. She is the co-author of The Art of Miracles and a leading voice in purpose-driven success for the next generation. Her cultural impact has extended into mainstream media, including a pop-culture skit involving Sabrina Carpenter on Saturday Night Live. Yamuna has received multiple international honors, including Best Gen-Z Author (IIIA), Best Author (Gulf Achievers), and Best Gen-Z of the Year (Entrepreneur), with her journey covered by international press such as Entrepreneur, Paper Magazine, Times of India, etc.