New York Magazine deputy editor David Wallace-Wells advocates for "radical empathy" as a global solution to climate change.

He asserts that global stories are vital to cultivate equal

New York Magazine deputy editor David Wallace-Wells advocates for "radical empathy" as a global solution to climate change.

He asserts that global stories are vital to cultivate equal empathy for individuals worldwide, from Bangladesh to Paradise, California.

The climate crisis is not a future problem, but an urgent, immediate threat. In the last thirty years, we've released more carbon than in all prior human history, pushing our planet to the brink.

The climate crisis is not a future problem, but an urgent, immediate threat. In the last thirty years, we've released more carbon than in all prior human history, pushing our planet to the brink. Yet, climate action is often dismissed as a secondary concern.

New York magazine's David Wallace-Wells vividly illustrates the devastating human costs and irreversible planetary damage climate change will bring, sooner than we realize. He issues an urgent call to fundamentally change how we perceive and discuss our planet's future.

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Alice Maggio, an advocate for place-based currencies and local economies, uses an apple tree metaphor to describe the factors essential for a healthy, sustainable economy. Her work focuses on

Alice Maggio, an advocate for place-based currencies and local economies, uses an apple tree metaphor to describe the factors essential for a healthy, sustainable economy. Her work focuses on educating communities about the role of local financial tools in fostering vibrant, just, and sustainable economies.

From 2012-2017, Alice served as Director of Programs and Executive Director of BerkShares, the Berkshire region’s local currency, at the Schumacher Center for a New Economics. She has been interviewed by PBS NewsHour and the History Channel, and represented her work at international conferences.

A graduate of Wesleyan University, Alice is currently pursuing her Master's at Tufts. This talk was given at a TEDx event. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx.

Acclaimed actor, producer, and director Sam Waterston is a dedicated champion for our oceans and a major supporter of Oceana. At Oceana's New York Gala in October, Waterston delivered an inspiring

Acclaimed actor, producer, and director Sam Waterston is a dedicated champion for our oceans and a major supporter of Oceana. At Oceana's New York Gala in October, Waterston delivered an inspiring speech that captivated the audience, encouraging everyone to #StandForOceans.

We hope his powerful message inspires you. Join Sam in supporting Oceana and learn more about their vital work here: Oceana Support.

Electric scooters, skateboards, and bicycles are increasingly prevalent in cities like San Francisco and Washington, D.C., sparking varied public reactions. Ride-hailing companies, including Uber

Electric scooters, skateboards, and bicycles are increasingly prevalent in cities like San Francisco and Washington, D.C., sparking varied public reactions. Ride-hailing companies, including Uber and Lyft, are actively acquiring bike-sharing services, signaling a significant shift in urban transportation.

This surge in two-wheeled options raises critical questions about the future of urban mobility. Are these new solutions effectively addressing the notorious first-mile and last-mile transportation challenges?

Join Stuart Cohen, Sanjay Dastoor, and Megan Rose Dickey for a conversation on these new urban wheels, their impact on city travel, and their role in cutting carbon emissions.

Nag Ashwin, an Indian film director and screenwriter, studied cinematography at The New York Film Institute. He began his career as an assistant director for films including ‘Nenu Meeku

Nag Ashwin, an Indian film director and screenwriter, studied cinematography at The New York Film Institute. He began his career as an assistant director for films including ‘Nenu Meeku Telusaa?’, ‘Leader’, and ‘Life is beautiful’. His short film, ‘Yaadon ki Baraat’, was selected for the Cannes Short Film Corner.

He made his directorial debut with ‘Yevade Subramanyam’, a critical and commercial success that earned him the Nandi award for Best Debut Director. He later wrote and directed ‘Mahanati’, a biographical drama about actress Savitri, which garnered critical acclaim and was a box office blockbuster.

This talk was given at a TEDx event. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx.

The rapid development of AI presents significant new challenges for human rights.

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