Join us for an evening of ideas worth spreading as TEDxSalemWomen hosts a screening of TEDWomen 2017: Bridges, which takes place Nov. 1–3 in New Orleans, LA.
“This event will give people an opportunity to experience TED on the big screen while learning more about our local TEDx activities, which includes the inaugural TEDxYouth@Salem on Nov. 11 and TEDxSalem on Jan. 6,” said co-organizer Carlee Wright.
“We have always wanted to branch out and expand our reach through different TEDx events so we can carry on the conversation throughout the year,” said co-organizer Brian Hart. “And hosting a screening of TEDWomen is a great opportunity for us to do just that.”
We will host two screenings: Session 2: Design (5:30 p.m.) and Session 3: Connect (7:45 p.m.)
TEDxSalemWomen is a free, ticketed event. All attendees must register for a free ticket for each session. For guaranteed seating, each ticket holder must check in 15 minutes prior to the event.
**Please note: This event is a screening of the TEDWomen event in New Orleans. There will be no live speakers.**
TEDWomen Session 2: Design
Hosted by Alaa Murabit, this session features:
Wendy Suzuki — Neuroscientist and author
John Cary — Design ambassador
Sarah Amiri — Science and technology strategist
Nadine Hachach-Haram — Surgeon, entrepreneur
Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya — Designer, STEM advocate
Anushka Naiknaware — Scientist
Deanna Van Buren — Activist, architect, artist
Asali DeVan Ecclesiastes — Community servant
Get your tickets for the 5:30 p.m. session here.
TEDWomen Session 3: Connect
Hosted by Jean Oelwang and Chris Waddell, this session features:
Deborah Willis — Curator and photographer
Hank Willis Thomas — Artist
Azim N. Khamisa — Author, peace activist
Ples Felix — Peace activist
Winona Guo — Social entrepreneur, student activist
Priya Vulchi — Social entrepreneur, student activist
Tiffany Kagure Mugo — Curator, blogger, media consultant
Siphumeze Khundayi — Photographer, theatre-maker and performer
Felice Belle — Poet, playwright, pop culture enthusiast
Jennifer Murphy — Writer, performer, private investigator
Joan Blades — Domestic peace advocate
John Gable — Technologist, activist
Jean Oelwang — Partnership and systems architect
Chris Waddell — Speaker, writer, advocate, adventurer
Get your tickets for the 7:45 p.m. session here.
TEDxSalemWomen is made possible thanks to the support of:
American Association for University Women, Salem (OR) Branch
Janine Ellis
Taproot Lounge & Cafe
Salem Cinema