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

Hazem Sultan
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Khaled Sultan
Mohamed Sultan
Mohammed Sultan
Salomé Sultan
Annemasse, France

Nazmeen Sultana
Hyderabad, India
Reading has been a constant guide in my life, helping me navigate social interactions and better understand the people around me. It's more than just picking up facts; it's about tuning into the small, often overlooked details- what people say, how they act, and the emotions hidden beneath their words and actions. The more I read, the more I realize how it sharpens my ability to connect with others in a deeper, more meaningful way. What I’ve come to appreciate is how reading opens my eyes to the nuances of human behavior, making me more empathetic and creative in my responses. It’s not just about acquiring knowledge- it’s about seeing beyond the surface and truly understanding the complexities of each individual and situation. The lessons I gain from books often give me a fresh perspective, helping me engage with the world and the people in it in a way that feels more genuine and thoughtful. Reading has taught me to be more aware, more present in every conversation, and more compassionate in my interactions. It’s a gift that keeps giving, one that constantly reminds me that the more I understand others, the more I can grow as a person.
Dina Sultanova
Ekaterinburg, Russian Federation
Diversity in all dimentions and synergy it produces.
Katrin Sültmann
Leipzig, Germany

alex sumadijaya
Bogor, Indonesia
Thinking, observing about life & universe in the light of science
Ali Sumait
Leen Sumakieh
Toar Sumakul
Salatiga, Indonesia

Tanav Suman
Katharina Sumantri
Andrei Sumcov

Kensuke Sumida
Nagoya, Japan

Hiroko Sumikura
Cuban Casino (salsa) dance
Lee Sumin
Anna Sumina
Hidehito Sumitomo
Kyoto, Japan
Yukino Sumiyoshi
Saitama, Japan
Carol Sumkin
New York, New York, United States
Stopping lead pollution which impacts 1 billion kids as well as building community and nurturing creativity during these divisive times.