Past TEDx event

TEDxTLHC

A Silent Shift: Smaller Changes Have Bigger Consequences

Took placeJuly 18, 20261:00 PM - 5:00 PM (GMT+5)
LocationGujranwala, Punjab, Pakistan
FormatUniversity
What if the moment that changes everything isn't loud enough to notice? History is often remembered for its breakthroughs, yet every breakthrough begins with a quiet shift—a single thought, one conversation, one choice, one act of courage. A Silent Shift explores the invisible moments that redefine individuals, communities, and the future. From innovation and leadership to science, creativity, and human resilience, each TEDxTLHC talk reveals how the smallest actions can ignite the greatest transformations. Join us for an unforgettable journey of ideas that challenge perspectives, inspire action, and prove that the most powerful revolutions often begin in silence.

Speakers

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

  • Abdullah Amir

    Abdullah Amir is an entrepreneur, content creator, podcast host, public speaker, and an undergraduate student at BNU Lahore. A LUMS-certified entrepreneur, he has been invited to the Provincial Assembly of Punjab to speak on youth empowerment and entrepreneurship. Abdullah has delivered multiple public speaking sessions at universities and private events, inspiring young audiences to embrace innovation and leadership. He is the co-founder of SoftStack Solutions, a software solutions agency, and ClipCrew, a content agency serving international clients. With extensive experience in e-commerce and digital marketing, Abdullah has helped businesses grow, scale, and build impactful digital brands.

  • Absar Ahmad

    A former TEDx organizer, the speaker successfully led **TEDxBCPJT**, creating a platform that amplified ideas and inspired meaningful dialogue. Currently pursuing higher education on a full scholarship at the University of Alabama, USA. As the Co-Founder of **WeBuust**, a Finnish virtual startup accelerator, he works to empower aspiring entrepreneurs by fostering global collaboration and innovation. His journey reflects a commitment to building impactful communities, nurturing entrepreneurial talent, and inspiring young people to transform bold ideas into meaningful action through leadership, resilience, and purpose.

  • Ahsan Iqbal

    Ahsan Iqbal is a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) student and the President of the One Health Society, a student-led initiative dedicated to advancing public health awareness. Leading a team of more than 60 students, he promotes understanding of critical One Health challenges, including zoonotic diseases such as rabies and brucellosis, as well as global issues like antimicrobial resistance and climate change. Passionate about bridging animal, human, and environmental health, Ahsan advocates for collaborative solutions that create healthier communities. Through leadership, education, and outreach, he inspires young people to recognize the interconnected nature of health and the importance of collective action.

  • Ayesha Shahid

    Ayesha is MPhil scholar, Alumni of GCU LHR, PU LHR. She worked as lecturer in excellence group of colleges and vital group of colleges in Gujranwala as well as css mentor in CSS preparation institute "NICE" Gujranwala. She is columnist in "Punjab public perview newspaper. She is Artist & sculpturist. She was awarded with "NISSA woman empowerment award2025" by youth parliament of Punjab, for being social activist; voice for all human rights or bringing wave of social equality.

  • Malaika Mohsin

    Malaika Mohsin is a mental health advocate, author, and Founder of Sandbox Pakistan, among the country’s first youth-led mental health awareness initiatives and the first in Jhang. She leads a network of 100+ volunteers, organizing support groups, workshops, and advocacy campaigns to reduce stigma and promote well-being. A Psychology graduate from Government College University Lahore, she is pursuing an MS in Clinical Psychology. A three-time TEDx speaker, Malaika has contributed to national discussions on mental health, leadership, and education. She co-authored *Ehsaas Kahani* and authored *Jugnoo Jabeen Pae*, preserved in the U.S. Library of Congress and leading global universities.

  • Marium Babar

    Mariam Babar is a student of English Literature, a published author featured in The Writer's Santuary (TWS) and Series of Words anthologies, and an Inspiring Women Ambassador (2025-26). Passionate about the transformative power of literature, she is currently researching children's literature and exploring its role in fostering education, creativity, and critical thinking among young adults. Her work reflects a deep commitment to storytelling, lifelong learning, youth empowerment, and meaningful dialogue. Through writing, research, and public speaking, Mariam believes that ideas have the power to inspire change, bridge perspectives, and encourage individuals to reimagine the world around them.

  • Noor Fatima

    Noor Fatima is a senior student at the Academy for Health and Medical Sciences and a dual-enrollment student at Raritan Valley Community College. She is a Columbia Science Honors Program Scholar, published author, poet, clinical research collaborator, Congressional Award Gold Medal recipient, and Congressional Award National Youth Ambassador. Her work spans healthcare, research, literature, and community service, reflecting her commitment to using science, storytelling, and leadership to create meaningful impact.

  • Suleman an Raja Khan and Yaqoob

    Artist

  • Ushna Khalid

    Ushna Khalid is an accomplished higher education English Language and Literature educator, researcher, and mentor with over eight years of experience. Where she has inspired students through her commitment to academic excellence, critical inquiry, and creative expression. Holding an MPhil in English Literature from Lahore College for Women University, Lahore. She currently serves as an English Lecturer at The Learning Hub College, Gujranwala. In this role, she shapes key academic and extracurricular initiatives as the Chief Editor of the Amaltas (TLHC Literary Magazine) and English Society Coordinator. Ushna remains dedicated to bridging academic depth with public imagination, utilizing literature and performance to empower changemakers and inspire lasting transformation.

Organizing team