What takes place when a shopping mall falls under destroy? Filmmaker Dan Bell guides us through deserted monoliths of merchandise, offering a remarkably amusing and lyrical commentary on consumerism, youth culture and the inspiration we […]
Why do ladies feel empowered to participate in sexual activity but not to enjoy it? For 3 years, author Peggy Orenstein interviewed ladies ages 15 to 20 about their attitudes towards and experiences of sex. […]
Here's a question we all need to respond to eventually: What do you want to occur to your body when you pass away? Mortician and funeral director Caitlin Doughty checks out new methods to prepare […]
For many centuries (and for numerous factors) critically acclaimed imaginative genius has typically come from a male perspective. As theater director Jude Kelly explains in this passionately reasoned talk, that skew affects how we analyze […]
Gutsy women skateboard, climb trees, climb around, drop, scrape their knees, solve back up– and grow up to be brave females. Find out the best ways to stimulate a little productive risk-taking and raise positive […]
To honor and celebrate young lives cut short, Kathy Hull established the very first freestanding pediatric palliative care facility in the United States, the George Mark Kid's House. Its objective: to give terminally ill children […]
The earth is a huge location to keep clean. With Litterati– an app for users to identify, gather and geotag the world's litter– TED Citizen Jeff Kirschner has created a neighborhood that's crowdsource-cleaning the world. […]
Where are all the females and girls in movie? Social researcher Stacy Smith examines how the media underrepresents and portrays women– and the possibly devastating impacts those representations have on audiences. She shares tough information […]
Cultural theorist Brittney Cooper examines racism through the lens of time, revealing us how historically it has been stolen from people of color, leading to lost minutes of joy and connection, lost years of healthy […]
Racism is making individuals sick– particularly black females and babies, states Miriam Zoila Pérez. The doula turned reporter explores the relationship in between race, class and disease and tells us about a significantly compassionate prenatal […]
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