A self-described "dance floor demon," singer-songwriter Tolliver rocks the house with a performance of "Say What!" and "Nervous."

In his TEDxWilmington talk, Marvin Toliver discusses a personal narrative of how toxic masculinity and homophobia led to risky sexual behavior, and ultimately an HIV diagnosis.

Is a hot dog a sandwich? But more importantly, how could such a question change a "criminal?" John Tolliver's take on the hot dog vs sandwich controversy is thought-provoking as well as humorous. See how the unscientific poll he conducted inside Attica gave him unique insight into labels, which he now shares in the hopes it can lead to others f...

In this talk, Tolliver - who is in Attica prison during the pandemic - takes us on a journey as he confronts some very personal fears.

Sajjad Delafrooz, an Iranian actor notably known for his role in the Hotstar series 'Special Ops' and the Bollywood movie 'Tiger Zinda Hai', made an unconventional decision to leave his stable 9 to 5 job and pursue acting instead. In this talk, he opens up about the story behind that decision. He shares how he chased jobs thinking for that to be...

Marc Talavera, posa la mirada en allò local, en aquells recursos que tenim a prop i que són fàcils d’obtenir. Amb la ponència “Una eina per canviar el món”, reivindica atenció sobre tot allò que mengem i com impacta al nostre entorn: “Estem perdent diversitat gastronòmica. El que mengem, ve de milers de quilòmetres lluny. Cal recuperar les plant...

Using her personal stories, Yvonne Telford shares her journey on how she lost the ability to be herself at a young age. She later discovered her true self at the age of 40. She is still on that journey.

Dr Sarah Telfer Associate Professor of Education at the University of Bolton, UK Sarah is an Associate Professor at the University of Bolton. Her role includes the support and implementation of the TIRI (Teaching Intensive & Research Informed) agenda across the School of Education & Psychology. She is also a course Leader for Initial Te...

In this intervention, Amélie Deloffre questions our relationship with nature and our use of free time. She explains how 100 years of the tourism industry, globalisation and social networking have driven us to create the same dreams for everything at each corner of the globe. She proposes her vision to us to reenchant our holidays and weekends. ...

How are we planninging cities to serve as homes for all those who live in them? What a positive impact we would have in having cities prepared to receive all people, without exception. The talk invites us to think about what is urgent in relation to inclusion and the rights that depend on a more accessible city.