Some of you may have received the announcement this week already, but as friends, colleagues and a connected community of readers, I wanted to share a personal perspective on the news about TEDWomen. TEDWomen is evolving into TEDNext, expanding its platform with a change of name but with the same mission to spread the ideas and innovations that shape a better future for the world and to provide a platform for connection and for community.
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From the climate crisis to the rollback on rights, to the threats democracies are facing on nearly every continent, there is an ever increasing need for each and every one of us to get more engaged, give more and have more impact.
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Sharing my summer reading list with all of you! After last week's warmest days on record, I've moved my two climate themed books to the top of my stack. These two books shift the narrative from fear to hope. Hope inspires action — and actions, individually and collectively, are necessary. My list also includes some gripping memoirs, great advice from successful women business leaders, and much, much more!
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(L-R) Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens; Woodruff Arts Center President & CEO Hala Moddelmog with Pat Mitchell, co-founder and editorial director of TEDWomen and WAC board member, and Monique Ruff-Bell, head of conferences at TED. (October, 2022, Photo by Ben Dashwood for Woodruff Arts Center).
Join Me in Taking Two Steps Forward at TEDWomen This Fall!
We’ll celebrate those taking bold strides into the future and those working unapologetically to make big dreams become reality, highlighting the progress being made toward equity in technology, science, and health care while giving space for an important review of the barriers to full economic, racial and gender equity everywhere!
Read MoreBig News! Starting in 2023, TEDWomen will be at Atlanta's Woodruff Arts Center
As I write this, I am preparing to welcome the TEDWomen community to our virtual convening that begins today. This week-long gathering promises new experiences for the TEDWomen community which are described later in this posting. But first…
I’m also thrilled to share the big news that starting in 2023, TEDWomen will be convening in our new home — The Woodruff Arts Center in Atlanta, Georgia!
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With live passes starting at $75, you can livestream the conference as it happens, or watch the on-demand archive when it’s convenient for you. Don't miss out! Watch powerful new talks, live from the TED stage.
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