Past TEDx event

TEDxShanghai American School Pudong

Interconnected

Took placeMarch 5, 20261:05 PM - 3:00 PM (GMT+8)
LocationShanghai, Shanghai, China
FormatYouth

This independently organized TEDx event brings the community together to share ideas worth spreading.

Speakers

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

  • Ben Ko

    We are students who worked on a sci-articon project at the Innovation Institute last year.

  • Camilla Liu

    Hi, I'm Camilla! l am a huge doglover and an even bigger beach lover. As a freshman, l know l am at the start of an adventure. For me, joining the TEDx stage is one of those first, exciting steps in figuring out what I'm truly passionate about. l can't wait to see where this path leads.

  • Evelyn Shao

    We are students who worked on a sci-articon project at the Innovation Institute last year.

  • Grace Liang

    Grace has grown up surrounded by music, singing and playing the violin. Now she’s here to share with you how music connects people before even speaking.

  • Iris Duo

    I am a 9th-Grade student at Shanghai American School. Some of my hobbies include art and reading in a variety of genres. Born in a multilingual environment, I was taught to speak and switch between two languages from an early age. Today, I would like to explore these aspects of language, how we can connect, and how we are special as a multilingual community.

  • Lexin Gitler

    I am a 10th grade student from San Francisco, California. I have a passion for science and specifically biology. Over the past 3 years I have pursued this interest by working on genetics and neuroscience at a Lab at Stanford University. Today I will share how studying a tiny animal can reveal big discoveries about our brain.

  • Madelyn Li

    Madelyn Li is a junior at SAS. She aspires to excel in communicating her ideas.

  • Mohammad Yahya Khan

    Mohammad Yahya Khan is a student innovator exploring how artificial intelligence can strengthen, not replace, human learning. Having lived across three continents and traveled to 25 countries, he brings a global perspective to the ethical integration of AI in education. He co-leads the Generative AI Committee at Shanghai American School, where he helps design responsible AI frameworks that deepen personalization and academic integrity. Beyond school, he secured seed funding from the Good Soil Foundation to develop an AI-driven web app supporting youth addiction recovery, collaborating with a cross- Asia team to bring the platform to life. Mohammad believes the future of education will be shaped not by AI itself, but by how intentionally and courageously we choose to use it.

  • Sophia Liu

    Sophia is a passionate individual with a diverse range of interests, from the rhythm of dance to the excitement of public speaking. Fueled by a love for performance and emotional connection, she will explore the interconnectedness of language together with Iris.

  • Sophie Chen

    We are students who worked on a sci-articon project at the Innovation Institute last year.

  • Wendi Wu

    Hey everyone! I'm Wendi, a senior at SAS. I spend most of my time thinking about how different cultures interact with nature. When I'm not doing that, I'm probably swimming, dancing, traveling, or making films.

Organizing team