Past TEDx event
TEDxColegio Americano Xalapa
Ideas for a Sustainable Future – Turning Action Into Impact
Speakers
Speakers may not be confirmed. Check the event website for the latest lineup.
Bruno Leonardo Segura Galicia
Student
He is committed to finding scalable solutions for climate resilience. His research and perspective emphasize the critical need for localized environmental action. He aims to equip the audience with the knowledge required to transition towards a sustainable future.
Camila Ruge Durón
Student
is a student at Colegio Americano Xalapa whose work centers on environmental advocacy and community resilience. She utilizes her platform to challenge conventional thinking on sustainability and resource management. Her talk focuses on actionable strategies necessary for our community to join the global effort against climate change.
César Linton Izquierdo
University Professor
He holds a degree in Biology from the Universidad Veracruzana, a Master of Science in Aquaculture, and a Ph.D. in Ecology and Fisheries. He specializes in oceanography and aquatic resource management. Based in the port of Veracruz, he is a university lecturer and has published research focusing on water quality along the local coast.
Dana Victoria Guevara Medellin
Student
is a student at Colegio Americano Xalapa whose work centers on environmental advocacy and community resilience. She utilizes her platform to challenge conventional thinking on sustainability and resource management. Her talk focuses on actionable strategies necessary for our community to join the global effort against climate change.
Georgina Landa Tapia
Student
is a student at Colegio Americano Xalapa whose work centers on environmental advocacy and community resilience. She utilizes her platform to challenge conventional thinking on sustainability and resource management. Her talk focuses on actionable strategies necessary for our community to join the global effort against climate change.
Hanna Saffí Cárdenas Huerta
Student
is a student at Colegio Americano Xalapa whose work centers on environmental advocacy and community resilience. She utilizes her platform to challenge conventional thinking on sustainability and resource management. Her talk focuses on actionable strategies necessary for our community to join the global effort against climate change.
José Ramón Hernandez Carvallo Pérez
Student
Is a dedicated student at Colegio Americano Xalapa committed to finding scalable solutions for climate resilience. His research and perspective emphasize the critical need for localized environmental action. He aims to equip the audience with the knowledge required to transition towards a sustainable future.
Juan Raúl Martínez D
University Student
is a dedicated student of Climatology at the Universidad Veracruzana (UV). His current focus is on analyzing regional weather patterns and their impact on coastal resilience in Veracruz. He is dedicated to translating complex meteorological data into accessible insights for public awareness and immediate climate action.
Mariana Duarte Rangel
Student
is a student at Colegio Americano Xalapa whose work centers on environmental advocacy and community resilience. She utilizes her platform to challenge conventional thinking on sustainability and resource management. Her talk focuses on actionable strategies necessary for our community to join the global effort against climate change.
Mary Carmen Martinez Santoyo
Student
is a student at Colegio Americano Xalapa whose work centers on environmental advocacy and community resilience. She utilizes her platform to challenge conventional thinking on sustainability and resource management. Her talk focuses on actionable strategies necessary for our community to join the global effort against climate change.
Michell Estefanía Ojeda B
University Student
is a dedicated student of Climatology at the Universidad Veracruzana (UV). Her current focus is on analyzing regional weather patterns and their impact on coastal resilience in Veracruz. She is dedicated to translating complex meteorological data into accessible insights for public awareness and immediate climate action.
Pohema de Jesús González Viveros
University Teacher
I have dedicated more than ten years to teaching subjects related to the atmosphere and climate change, at both the high school and university levels. Over this time, I’ve realized that while climate change is discussed from a very young age, few people truly assimilate that their daily actions are a part of the Global Warming problem. Because the effects are not immediate, many perceive it as something distant—a possible future rather than a present reality. We advocate for "caring for" the planet, yet in practice, we continue without changing our habits.
Regina Prom Gaona
Student
is a student at Colegio Americano Xalapa whose work centers on environmental advocacy and community resilience. She utilizes her platform to challenge conventional thinking on sustainability and resource management. Her talk focuses on actionable strategies necessary for our community to join the global effort against climate change.
Renata Cruz Guerrero
Student
is a student whose work centers on environmental advocacy and community resilience. She utilizes her platform to challenge conventional thinking on sustainability and resource management. Her talk focuses on actionable strategies necessary for our community to join the global effort against climate change.
Teseli Hernández Montero
Student
is a student at Colegio Americano Xalapa whose work centers on environmental advocacy and community resilience. She utilizes her platform to challenge conventional thinking on sustainability and resource management. Her talk focuses on actionable strategies necessary for our community to join the global effort against climate change.
Valentina Morales Murrieta
Student
s a student at Colegio Americano Xalapa whose work centers on environmental advocacy and community resilience. She utilizes her platform to challenge conventional thinking on sustainability and resource management. Her talk focuses on actionable strategies necessary for our community to join the global effort against climate change.


