TEDx event
TEDxSSJ Youth
This event is open to the public.
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.
Hala Jabari
High school Student
What if failure isn't what kills ambition—comfort is? We're going to explore why our biggest dreams quietly fade and reveals practical ways to keep your ambition alive. Discover how small, daily choices can reignite your purpose and help you turn your potential into reality.
Jana Qutub
Highschool Student
Sometimes, the most important things are the ones we never stop to question. Sometimes, the biggest barriers are the ones we learn to accept as normal. And sometimes, all it takes is one unexpected moment to make you see the world differently. But what happens when you realize that the story you were taught was never the whole story? Maybe the real question is: what else have we been missing?
Leen Qunbar
Highschool Student
Religion in the Feminine explores the concept of the feminine divine, the origins of religion, and the role of mythology in shaping human belief systems
Lour Salman
Highschool Student
We often believe that forgetting means healing, but our bodies tell a different story. Through storytelling and personal experiences, I explore how the journey of finding ourselves starts by listening to the signals we usually ignore.
Malak Barghouthi
Highschool Student
Between juggling three languages, surviving high school, and hitting painfully wrong notes on stage, I realized something: we’re so busy trying to play the perfect song that we forget how to enjoy the music. In this 5-minute TEDx talk, I explore why our worst blunders, slip ups, and embarrassing moments aren't signs to quit,they’re actually the whole point.
Nour Qutob
Highschool Student
“Shades of interpretation” means every soul sees the same moment in its own way, It reminds us that reality isn’t fixed, but colored by our feelings and experiences.
Zaina Abu dhaim
Highschool Student
What if "personality"isn't only what we're born with, but something that life experiences slowly write for us?
