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

Sacha Walton
Stephanie Walton
Tillie Walton
Whitewater rafting

Agnieszka Waluga
Głubczyce, Poland
Music, psychology, linguistics, fashion, photography, the Universe :)
Allison Walwyn
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Alaa Waly
Alaa Waly
Andrea Walzel
Tunu Wamai
Guillaume Wambre
Rhoda Wambua

Anne Wacera Wambugu
Nairobi, Kenya
Women.
Women perform most household labour such as childcare, cooking, washing clothes and utensils etc. The lack of reliable electricity or an electricity connection increases the need for this labour as it impedes the ability to automate these activities or seek clean alternatives.
For example, women are unevenly impacted by negative health outcomes resulting from biomass cooking, loss of paid time to household activities and childcare among other issues.
Therefore, electricity connection and reliability, heeding automation of household activities performed by women, is something I'm very passionate about. I actively seek to fundraise for and incorporate these issues in my work as an electrical engineer.

Patience Wambugu
shanniz wambugu

Zehra wamiq
I'm passionate about religion, history, traveling, architecture and photography. Traveling helps me understand new ideas, different cultures and diverse practices among people.

Alex Wan
Los Angeles, California, United States
Asmanizan Wan

Bonnie Wan

Clemens Wan
New York, New York, United States
writing daily dairies, travel and photography, collecting random things, artificial intelligence applied to robotics, cooking and eating, finding new things to be passionate about

Estrella Wan
Taipei, Taiwan
Hanny Wan
Hongyi Wan
Huan Wan

Jessie WAN
Xi'an, China