TEDxMLZS Kalaburagi Youth

Speakers

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• Aaradhya Rai

  urban space architect

  Can silence improve thinking

• Aarya Katti

  Urban spaces architect

  My mom is a super hero

• Adwika Roy

  Knowledge Sharing Enthusiast

  "I am a bit out spoken Girl, I love to speak and ,My friend circle is not to big but who ever is my friend, is close to my heart I love reading books and watching videos which are very motivational, I also like playing the out door games , painting, making crafts, I am fond of Paneer and Pizza but my first choice is dishes made by my MOM, Doing some edit work in videos is also my favourite time pass"

• Airah Shamsheer Ahmed

  Conservation activist

  Why children ask better question than adults

• Akansha Singh.p

  The concept creator

  Akansha believes that while technology transforms the way we live, respect transforms the way we live together. In a world driven by rapid innovation, she reminds us that our greatest progress depends not only on smarter machines, but on stronger human values. Through relatable stories and thoughtful insights, she explores how empathy, kindness, and mutual respect shape healthier relationships, stronger communities, and future-ready leaders.

• Aleena Khan

  Young suistanable advocate

  I'm a student who is passionate about protecting the environment and inspiring others to make a difference through simple daily actions. I believe that real change begins at home, where small habits such as reducing waste, reusing materials, recycling and making mindful choices can create a last impact. My TEDx talk, the circular economy starts at home, explores how families and young people can contribute to a more sustainable future by embracing the principles of a circular economy. Through practical ideas and relatable examples, I hope to encourage everyone to see that every small action matters. My goal is to inspire people to build a cleaner, greener, and more responsible world starting with their own home.

• Alina Moin Siddiqua

  curious learner and idea explorer

  "A playful, creative, and enthusiastic 4th-grade student who loves exploring the world through art and storytelling. * In the Classroom: She is a curious learner who enjoys discovering new vocabulary words, reading engaging stories, and diving into fun science experiments. Her favorite part of the school day is collaborating with classmates on creative group projects. Creative Passions: An aspiring young artist, she spends her free time sketching, drawing, and experimenting with colorful paints on paper and canvas. She is especially fond of drawing birds and nature scenes. Personality & Interests: Known for her bright energy and kindness, she loves spending time with her family, including her older and younger sisters. Whether she is practicing a new drawing technique or playing games, she brings imagination and joy to everything she does."

• Alina Sadaf

  Student Speaker | Young Science Communicator

  Alina Sadaf believes that every great scientific discovery begins with a simple question: "Why?" In her talk, Why Wonder Is the Beginning of Science, she explores how curiosity inspires observation, experimentation, and innovation. She shares how asking thoughtful questions can lead to deeper understanding and encourage young minds to explore the world with confidence and creativity. Alina hopes her talk reminds everyone that wonder is not just the starting point of science—it is the foundation of lifelong learning and discovery.

• Amra Zobia

  Curiosity catalyst

  A visionary strategist and creative deep thinker who believes that the world spends too much time fixing symptoms rather than diagnosing realities.Driven by the philosophy that "The Future Belongs To Problem Finders Not Problem Solvers".who believes to stop rushing towards immediate answers and instead master the art of asking the questions that shape the future.A true catalyst for intellectual curiosity and critical inquiry.

• Amtul Sarwar

  Student Speaker | Young Curiosity Advocate

  Amtul Sarwar believes that asking meaningful questions is often more valuable than having all the answers. In her talk, Curiosity Is More Powerful Than Knowing, she explores how curiosity fuels learning, creativity, innovation, and lifelong growth. She shares how the courage to question, explore, and discover opens doors to new ideas and opportunities. Through her talk, Amtul encourages young minds to stay curious, embrace uncertainty, and see every question as the beginning of a new journey of learning.

• Areesha Shabahaz

  Feel it.Create it.Share it

  "Areesha Shahbaz is a Grade 6 student with a deep passion for art and creativity. She believes that art is a powerful way to express feelings, ideas, and imagination when words are not enough. As a young learner, Areesha is always eager to discover new skills, share her ideas, and encourage others to see the world through the colorful lens of art. She believes that every masterpiece begins with imagination and that every child has a unique story to tell through creativity."

• Arush Kashinath

  Student Speaker | Young Reading Advocate

  Arush Kashinath believes that every story has the power to inspire, teach, and transform the way we see the world. Through his love for reading, he has discovered how books spark imagination, build empathy, and encourage creative thinking. In his talk, The Hidden Magic of Reading Stories, Arush explores how stories help us understand different perspectives, strengthen our minds, and develop a lifelong love for learning. He hopes to inspire young people to open a book and uncover the endless possibilities hidden within its pages.

• Bindu Siddaram

  Student Speaker | Young Family Values Advocate

  Bindu Siddaram believes that grandparents are living libraries of wisdom, experience, and love. In her talk, Why We Should Talk to Grandparents More, she explores how meaningful conversations across generations help preserve stories, strengthen family bonds, and teach valuable life lessons. She encourages young people to spend more time listening, learning, and connecting with their elders, reminding us that some of the greatest lessons in life come from those who have lived it the longest.

• Brunda Markhande

  Creative thinker

  "A creative thinker is a person who uses imagination, curiosity, and original ideas to solve problems and create something new. They enjoy exploring different possibilities and are always eager to learn and improve. Instead of following only the usual methods, they think in unique and innovative ways to find better solutions. Creative thinkers are open-minded, confident, and willing to take on challenges. They learn from their mistakes and never stop trying. They are good at observing, asking questions, and coming up with fresh ideas that help others. Their creativity makes them successful in many fields such as science, technology, art, education, business, and everyday life."

• Chinthakindi Shounya

  Creative Thinker

  **Chinthakindi** is a passionate advocate for human connection, empathy, and purpose-driven leadership. Through meaningful conversations and real-life experiences, Chinthakindi inspires people to recognize that kindness is not just a personal virtue but a powerful force that can transform workplaces, communities, and everyday relationships. In the TEDx talk, **"The Kindness Economy: The Superpower We All Can Share,"** Chinthakindi explores how simple acts of compassion create lasting impact, build trust, and unlock opportunities for collective growth. Challenging the idea that success is measured only by achievement or wealth, the talk highlights kindness as a valuable currency that benefits everyone. With a belief that meaningful change begins with small actions, Chinthakindi encourages audiences to embrace empathy as a practical superpower capable of shaping a more connected and compassionate world.

• Daiwik Dilip Kumar

  Student Speaker | Young Climate Action Advocate

  Daiwik Dilip Kumar believes that young people have an essential role in solving the world's biggest environmental challenges. In his talk, Why Climate Solutions Need Young Minds, he explores how creativity, innovation, and fresh perspectives can inspire practical solutions for a more sustainable future. He encourages students to become active contributors to climate action, proving that age is never a barrier to making a meaningful impact.

• Daniyal Hussain

  Student Speaker | Young Science Communicator

  Daniyal Hussain is fascinated by the science behind human relationships. In his talk, The Science of Friendship, he explores how trust, empathy, communication, and shared experiences shape lasting friendships. By connecting science with everyday life, he encourages young people to build stronger and healthier relationships.

• Faariha Naaz

  Student Speaker | Young Collaboration Advocate

  Faariha Naaz believes that the future belongs to those who work together. In her talk, The Future Needs Collaborators More Than Competitors, she explores how teamwork, communication, and shared purpose lead to stronger ideas and greater success. She encourages young people to value cooperation as an essential skill for the future.

• Farheen -

  Student Speaker | Young Education Changemaker

  Farheen believes that meaningful change can begin with a single student. In her talk, Can One Student Improve an Entire School?, she shares how leadership, initiative, and small positive actions can inspire classmates, strengthen school culture, and create lasting impact. Her message encourages every student to become a catalyst for change.

• Inayah Faqi Ahmed Gola Shaikh

  Young thinker. World changer.

  Inayah, the eldest of three siblings, embraces the responsibility of leading by example with curiosity and quiet confidence. A quick learner and thoughtful observer, she enjoys exploring new ideas, asking meaningful questions, and discovering different ways to understand the world. Her family affectionately calls her their "human Google Maps" because she never forgets roads, shortcuts, or even parking spots. Although she happily admits to loving snacks and junk food, her greatest appetite is for learning. Believing that every experience begins with curiosity, Inayah hopes to inspire others to ask bold questions—because one good question has the power to change the world.

• Irha Fatema

  Biodiversity scientist

  How Sharing Ideas Makes Them Bigger

• Juwairiah Ambar

  Learner before leader

  Juwairiah Ambar is a Grade 10 CBSE student from Mount Litera Zee School, Kalaburagi, with a deep passion for leadership, communication, and lifelong learning. She believes that true leadership is not defined by a title or position but by the courage to take initiative, inspire others, and create a positive impact through everyday actions. As a TEDx speaker, she enjoys sharing relatable experiences that encourage young people to think differently and lead with confidence, empathy, and purpose. Through her talk, Juwairiah hopes to remind every student that meaningful leadership begins with small choices and a willingness to make a difference, regardless of age or recognition.

• KRISHNAVENI KAMANGOL

  YOUNG CHANGE MAKER.

  My name is Krishnaveni, and I am a Class 10 student with a strong passion for learning, public speaking, and personal growth. I enjoy expressing my ideas confidently and believe that every experience teaches us something valuable. I actively participate in school activities because they help me develop leadership, communication, and teamwork skills. I am curious, hardworking, and always eager to challenge myself by stepping out of my comfort zone. Being a part of TEDx is an exciting opportunity for me to share meaningful ideas, inspire others, and learn from different perspectives. I believe that even small thoughts can create a big impact when shared with confidence. Through this platform, I hope to grow as a speaker and make a positive difference in the lives of others.

• Mahira Sherim

  Enthusiast

  "Mahira Shermin is a curious, kind, and enthusiastic Grade 5 student who loves learning new things and sharing knowledge with others. She enjoys reading, exploring science, and taking part in creative activities that help her grow as a confident learner.Mahira has a special interest in public speaking and believes that every child has ideas worth sharing. She enjoys participating in school events, giving speeches, and expressing her thoughts with confidence. Through these experiences, she is developing strong communication and leadership skills. Outside the classroom, Mahira enjoys drawing, arts and crafts, educational activities, and creating family-friendly content that inspires children to learn in fun and meaningful ways. She also loves helping younger children and believes that learning becomes more enjoyable when it is shared with others.

• Manha fatima Dowla

  Young innovator

  Manha fatima is a passionate student speaker who enjoys exploring ideas that inspire curiosity, critical thinking, and meaningful conversations.she believes young people have the power to create positive changeby asking questions, sharing perspectives,and challenging the status quo.through her talks ,she aims to encourage confidence as she is confident ,open mindedness, and a sense of responsibility toward society. She hopes her talk leaves listeners felling insp6to think differently, embrace new ideas and believe in themselves.

• Maria Fatima

  Student Speaker | Young Critical Thinking Advocate

  Maria Fatima believes that true education is not only about gaining knowledge but also about learning how to think. In her talk, What School Doesn't Teach About Thinking, she explores the importance of questioning, reasoning, creativity, and independent thought. She hopes to inspire students to become curious thinkers who confidently solve real-world problems.

• Mariyam Fatima

  Curiosity Advocate

  "I'm driven to solve meaningful problems by rebuilding the way we think-starting with curiosity. I believe that a lack of curiosity is at the root of many challenges in education and beyond, and I'm working to change that."

• Maryam Kawnain

  Student Speaker | Young Critical Thinking Advocate

  Maryam Kawnain believes that education should inspire students to think, question, and create—not just memorize. In her talk, What School Doesn't Teach About Thinking, she explores the importance of curiosity, independent reasoning, creativity, and problem-solving in today's world. She encourages young learners to develop the confidence to ask questions, challenge assumptions, and become thoughtful thinkers prepared for the future.

• Mayira Hussain

  Student Speaker | Young Technology and Kindness Advocate

  Mayira Hussain believes that technology has the potential to bring out the best in humanity. In her talk, Can Technology Make Us Kinder?, she explores how digital tools can encourage empathy, inclusion, and meaningful connections when used with purpose and responsibility. She hopes to inspire a future where innovation is guided by compassion.

• Mirza Afeef Habeeb

  Curious Mind

  Curiosity is the spark behind every great discovery, it continues to shape the learning journey of Mirza Afeef Habeeb, Grade 7 student at MLZS, Passionate about science, innovation and public speaking, he believes that meaningful learning begins with asking questions, exploring ideas, and learning through experience rather than memorization. His TEDx talk, "Why Schools Should Teach Experimentation Before Memorization," reflects his vision of classrooms where creativity, curiosity, and critical thinking are valued as much as academic achievement. Through his message, Mirza hopes to inspire students to embrace mistakes as stepping stones to success and encourage educators to nurture inquisitive minds. Guided by the simple yet powerful question, "What if?", he dreams of becoming an innovator who uses knowledge to solve real-world problems and create a positive impact on society.

• Mohammed Jaayesh Aban

  Aspiring author

  In a world that constantly celebrates being the "best," many young people feel pressured to stand out, achieve more, and compare themselves with everyone else. But what if being average isn't a weakness—it's a strength? In this thought-provoking talk, Mohammed Jaayesh Aban challenges the myth that only extraordinary people create extraordinary lives. Through relatable stories and practical insights, he shows how consistency, curiosity, kindness, and steady growth often matter more than perfection or fame. This talk reminds us that success isn't about being exceptional from the start—it's about embracing who you are and improving one step at a time.

• Mohammed Raed Patel

  A school today, an innovation hub tomorrow

  " Raed Patel is an aspiring scientist with a deep-rooted passion for innovation and discovery. Driven by the core belief that the next generation’s greatest inventions can originate right inside a classroom, he envisions a future where his scientific research solves complex global challenges. Outside of his academic and professional pursuits, Raed maintains an active lifestyle by playing cricket and enjoys unwinding by reading books or watching television. His dedication to both rigorous intellectual curiosity and a well-rounded personal life shapes his dynamic personality. Raed’s ultimate goal is to contribute significantly to the scientific community, transforming theoretical possibilities into tangible realities that improve the human experience. "

• Mohd Junaid

  Student Speaker | Young AI and Education Advocate

  Mohd Junaid believes that artificial intelligence should enhance human thinking, not replace it. In his talk, How Artificial Intelligence Should Help Children Think, Not Replace Thinking, he explores how AI can support creativity, curiosity, and learning while ensuring that critical thinking remains a uniquely human strength. His message encourages responsible and thoughtful use of technology.

• Musfirah Ruhina badal

  Curious mind, confident voice

  Musfirah believes that being a responsible digital citizen begins long before adulthood. Through her talk, "Digital Citizenship Starts Young," she explores how technology has the power to connect people across the world—but that our choices online ultimately shape the communities we create. She encourages young people to use the digital world with kindness, responsibility, and purpose, reminding us that good digital habits today build a better connected tomorrow.

• Nimisha Chandrikimath

  Creative youth speaker

  Nimisha is a passionate student, public speaker, and creative thinker who enjoys exploring new ideas and expressing them with confidence. She has represented her school in interschool competitions, including debate and general knowledge events, and has earned recognition for her academic excellence, consistently securing top ranks in her class. Beyond academics, she enjoys anchoring school events, participating in art competitions, and taking on leadership opportunities that allow her to inspire and connect with others. Driven by curiosity and a love for learning, Nimisha believes that meaningful conversations have the power to spark change. She hopes to encourage people to think differently, embrace new perspectives, and never stop asking questions.

• Rachel Irene

  Habitual Creator

  "Rachel is an inspiring 6th-grade student who proves that creativity is not a rare talent, but a daily habit. By treating imagination like a muscle that gets stronger with practice, she turns everyday tasks into fun challenges. Her vibrant ideas matter because they offer fresh solutions to everyday problems and inspire her peers. Creative Passions and Hobbies: Rachel fills her free time with activities that stretch her imagination. Writing: She drafts short stories, experimenting with different genres from fantasy to mystery. Sketching: She designs original characters and world maps for her stories

• Rachel Pereira

  Confidence Advocate

  Rachel is passionate about helping people realize that confidence is built through action, not by waiting for the perfect moment. In her upcoming TEDx talk, "Why Confidence Comes After Action," she will explore how taking small, courageous steps can overcome self-doubt and unlock personal growth. With an inspiring perspective and practical insights, Rachel hopes to encourage the audience to stop waiting until they feel "ready" and instead discover that confidence grows with every action they take.

• Rachit Ghatge

  Conservation activist

  Hi, My name is Rachit Ghatge, and I am a Grade 8 student at Mount Litera Zee School, Kalaburagi. I am passionate about learning, public speaking, and exploring new ideas. I enjoy taking part in activities that help me grow in confidence, communication, and leadership. I believe that every opportunity to learn and share ideas is a step toward becoming a better version of myself, and I aspire to inspire others through my words and actions.

• Ridhi M Shetty

  CURIOUS EXPLORER

  A young mind with big ideas, Ridhi Shetty loves exploring the world with curiosity and finding new things to learn every day. She enjoys dancing and actively participates in Olympiads, where she has earned gold medals in NSO, IMO, and IGKO. In her TEDx talk, “Nature: The World’s Best Classroom,” Ridhi shares how nature teaches valuable lessons about patience, teamwork, creativity, and caring for our planet. She believes that every tree, bird, flower, and season has something to teach us if we take the time to observe and learn. Through her ideas, she hopes to inspire children and adults to spend more time in nature, appreciate its wonders, and discover that some of life’s greatest lessons can be learned beyond the walls of a classroom.

• Ruqayya Sadaf

  Aspiring author

  Ruqayya Sadaf is passionate who enjoys exploring new ideas and sharing knowledge with Curious and eager to learn ‚she believes that lifelong journey . Through the talk “learning how to learn” Ruqayya Sadaf aims to inspire the audience with practical ways to learn more effectively and embrace curiosity every day.

• Saarthak Mukherjee

  Creative Thinker

  I am a curious learner who believes that every question opens the door to a new discovery. I love reading, thinking creatively, and building imaginative LEGO creations that bring my ideas to life. Playing chess has taught me to think strategically, while football has shown me the value of teamwork, discipline, and resilience. I am fascinated by the human brain and dream of becoming a neurosurgeon one day, helping people through science and medicine. I enjoy observing the world around me, asking thoughtful questions, and turning my curiosity into meaningful learning and innovative ideas that can make a positive difference.

• Saksham Kishore

  Young Innovator

  Saksham Kishore is an enthusiastic 8-year-old student with a curious mind and a love for learning. He enjoys reading books, exploring new ideas, and expressing himself through speaking and creative activities. He believes that kindness, friendship, and confidence can make a big difference in the world. Participating in the TEDx event gives him an exciting opportunity to share his thoughts and inspire others with a simple yet meaningful message. When he is not studying, he loves playing outdoor games, drawing, and spending quality time with his family and friends. With his cheerful personality and eagerness to learn, Saksham hopes to encourage everyone to dream big, stay positive, and believe in themselves.

• Saksham Pandey

  Impactful, Efficient All - Rounder

  Saksham Pandey was born in Delhi in 2011. In school, he was a proficient student, actively participating in debates, speaking competitions, spell bees etc. he also won several medals in academics including different levels of olympiads. After class 7th, he and his family relocated to Karnataka, Kalaburagi. From then, he has enrolled in MLZS kalaburagi, also excelling in speaking, debates and anchoring of different events. He has also shown competency in areas of academics and sports, winning prize money and medals. In 9th class, he became the headboy of the school, winning with majority votes and constantly working towards progress.

• Samarth Pandey

  Student Speaker | Young Mathematics Communicator

  Samarth Pandey believes that mathematics is far more than numbers and equations—it is a language that explains the world around us. In his talk, The Hidden Mathematics Around Us, he uncovers how patterns, shapes, probability, and logic appear in nature, architecture, music, sports, and everyday life. By connecting mathematics to real-world experiences, Samarth hopes to inspire young minds to appreciate its beauty, usefulness, and endless possibilities.

• Samuel Ethan

  Student Speaker | Young Problem-Solving Advocate

  Samuel Ethan believes that play is one of the most powerful ways to develop critical thinking. In his talk, What LEGO Can Teach About Problem Solving, he explores how building, experimenting, and learning from mistakes can strengthen creativity, resilience, and teamwork. He encourages young people to see every challenge as an opportunity to build better solutions.

• Sarah Anjum Khan

  Student Speaker | Young Innovation Advocate

  Sarah Anjum Khan believes that simple ideas can solve some of the world's biggest challenges. In her talk, Small Innovations That Solve Big Problems, she shares how creativity, observation, and determination can transform everyday problems into meaningful solutions. She hopes to inspire others to become innovators in their own communities.

• Sheza Mahira Jalal

  Next-Generation Leader

  Sheza Mahira is a young student, speaker, and passionate believer in the power of ideas to inspire change. As the Cultural Captain of her school, she encourages creativity, confidence, and leadership among her peers. She enjoys public speaking and loves using stories to connect with people and spark meaningful conversations. Through her TEDx talk, "Redefining Leadership for the Next Generation," Sheza explores how leadership is about empathy, collaboration, integrity, and inspiring others rather than simply holding a position of authority. She hopes her message encourages young people to lead with purpose, confidence, and kindness. With curiosity, compassion, and a vision for positive change, Sheza aims to inspire others to be authentic, courageous, and create a positive impact in their communities.

• Siddesh Markhande

  Student Speaker | Young Future Skills Advocate

  Siddesh Markhande believes that while technology continues to evolve, human qualities remain irreplaceable. In his talk, Why Future Jobs Need Human Skills, he highlights the importance of communication, creativity, empathy, adaptability, and leadership in tomorrow's workplace. He encourages students to develop the skills that machines cannot replace.

• Sinchana kollur

  The Rhythm of conversation healing with words one conversation at a time.

  Good morning everyone. my name is Sinchana Kollur, and I am a Grade 7 student at Mount Litera Zee School. I am a hardworking, honest, and responsible person who enjoys learning new things every day. My favorite subject are english and computer. I love reading books, participating in school activities, and spending time with my family and friends. I believe that kindness, discipline, and teamwork are the keys to success. My dream is to become a successful professional and make my parents, teachers, and school proud. I always try to my best, learn from my mistakes, and inspire others with a positive attitude. Thank you.

• Sofiya Fatima Gola Shaik

  Student Speaker | Young Engineering Explorer

  Sofiya Fatima Gola Shaik believes that curiosity often begins with the simplest toys. In her talk, My Toy Taught Me Engineering, she shares how playing with toys sparked her interest in design, problem-solving, and understanding how things work. She explains how creativity, experimentation, and learning through play can inspire future engineers and innovators. Sofiya hopes to encourage young minds to see every toy not just as something to play with, but as an opportunity to imagine, build, and discover.

• Syeda Laiba Zubair

  Student Speaker | Young Personal Growth Advocate

  Syeda Laiba Zubair believes that lasting success is built through small, consistent actions rather than dramatic changes. In her talk, Tiny Habits, Huge Results, she explores how simple daily habits can shape character, improve confidence, and lead to meaningful achievements over time. Through relatable examples, she encourages young people to focus on steady progress, showing that even the smallest positive actions can create extraordinary results when practiced consistently.

• Talalah Fatima

  Student Speaker | Young Technology and Humanity Advocate

  Talalah Fatima believes that technology should strengthen human values rather than replace them. In her talk, Technology Should Make Us More Human, she discusses how innovation can promote empathy, collaboration, creativity, and meaningful connections. She encourages young people to use technology responsibly to improve lives and build a better future.

• Tasneem Patel

  Student Speaker | Young Innovator and Creative Builder

  Tasneem Patel believes that creating something—whether it's an idea, a project, or a solution—is one of the best ways to learn and grow. In her talk, Why Everyone Should Build Something, she explains how building encourages creativity, problem-solving, resilience, and confidence. Through everyday examples, she shows that innovation isn't limited to inventors or engineers; anyone can turn an idea into reality. Tasneem hopes to inspire young minds to start creating, experimenting, and making a positive impact, one small project at a time.

• Umaima Nari

  Aspiring Author, Creative Thinker

  Umaima Nari is a writer dedicated to exploring the intersection of imagination and human potential. As an author, they believe that the questions we ask define the futures we build. In their TEDx talk, Umaima Nari dives into why curiosity isn't just a trait, but the world's most valuable skill for navigating an uncertain tomorrow.

• Umme Abiha

  Student Speaker | Young Creativity and Nature Advocate

  Umme Abiha believes that some of the best ideas are born beyond classroom walls. In her talk, Why Playing Outside Creates Better Ideas, she explores how outdoor play encourages creativity, curiosity, teamwork, and problem-solving. By connecting with nature and engaging in active experiences, children develop fresh perspectives and stronger imaginations. Umme hopes to inspire young people to spend more time outdoors, discovering that play is not just fun—it is a powerful way to learn, think, and innovate.

• vaishanvi shinde

  Why does our Brain Love Stories more than Facts?

  Have you ever wondered why you can remember every detail of your favorite movie, but forget what you studied for yesterday's history test? Eleven-year-old [Your Name] used to wonder the exact same thing. This curiosity led them on a mission to understand the human brain.Through their research, [Your Name] discovered that our brains are actually wired to love stories far more than dry facts. In their TEDx talk, they will take you on a fun journey inside your own head to reveal the science of storytelling. You will learn how stories light up our brains, help us connect with others, and why a good tale is the ultimate superpower for learning anything. When they aren't unlocking the mysteries of the mind, [Your Name] loves [insert 1-2 hobbies, e.g., playing soccer, reading fantasy books, or coding video games]

• Vinshika Anora K

  Student Speaker | Young Animal Care Advocate

  Vinshika Anora K believes that some of life's greatest lessons come from the smallest companions. Through caring for her pet, she discovered that responsibility is not just about completing tasks but about showing kindness, consistency, patience, and commitment every day. In her talk, What My Pet Taught Me About Responsibility, she shares how simple daily experiences with her pet helped her become more dependable, compassionate, and aware of the importance of caring for others. Her story encourages young people to see responsibility as a habit that shapes character and prepares them for bigger challenges in life.

• Yahya ALI

  Education Reform Advocate

  Yahya Ali is an aspiring education reformer with a deep interest in chemistry, learning, and the science of how education shapes human potential. From a young age, he has been driven by curiosity—not only about the natural world but also about how people think, learn, and grow. He believes that education should inspire understanding, creativity, and character rather than memorization alone. Passionate about lifelong learning and meaningful change, Yahya hopes to contribute to building education systems that empower young minds to think independently and solve real-world problems. Guided by kindness, empathy, and a strong sense of purpose, he believes that progress is most meaningful when it is rooted in humanity. His vision is to help revive and awaken the world through compassion, knowledge, and ideas that bring people together.

• Yusra Tahreem

  Student Speaker | Young Urban Design Thinker

  Yusra Tahreem imagines cities where children's ideas help shape the future. In her talk, Cities Designed by Children, she explores how creativity, imagination, and fresh perspectives can influence safer, greener, and more inclusive communities. She believes every child has valuable ideas that deserve to be heard.