Posts from the ‘borders’ category

Forced Migration and Resilience: How Countries Stand to Benefit | Miguel Rozo | TEDxTerryTalks

His family a victim of of political persecution, and even a kidnapping attempt on himself, Miguel talks about how an immigrants’ resilience to move forward compels…

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A Journey of Purpose: From Refugee Camp to University | Rhoda Philip | TEDxTerryTalks

Rhoda was born in a displaced peoples’ camp and at the age of 9 was moved to one of the world’s largest refugee camps (Kakuma). Here,…

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Ke Nako! Changing the African Conversation | Malaika Kapur & Kuzi Mutonga | TEDxTerryTalks

This talk offers a refreshing perspective on Africa by recognizing it as a thriving global business hub, and the epicentre of a youth dividend that will…

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The Story of Obedience | Serbulent Turan | TEDxTerryTalks

In this TEDx talk, Serbulent Turan tries to formulate an answer to the age-old question “why do we obey?” using the hybridity between political science and…

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Collaborative Lessons Learnt from the Ugandan Deaf Community: Nidhi Joseph and Ooi Koon Peng at TEDxTerry Talks 2013

During a UBC International Service Learning summer placement, Nidhi Joseph and Ooi Koon Peng travelled to Uganda to work on literacy programs with a community library.…

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Children from around the world and where they sleep.

I always find this kind of photojournalism incredibly compelling (for instance, one of my favourite books to give as a present is Menzel D’Aluisio’s Hungry Planet).…

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Piece of Mine: A Conflict Minerals FAQ

– – – What are conflict minerals? Conflict minerals are natural resources whose illegal exploitation and trade in a context of war make millions in revenue…

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Global dance moves: Matt is at it again.

I especially loved one of the comments: “WHY IS A VIDEO ABOUT A PUDGY DUDE DANCING WITH PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD MAKING ME CRY?”

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Missing Al Jazeera reporter deported to Iran

Kim says: “I’m writing about a non-work matter that I thought you might be able to help me with. My dear friend Dorothy Parvaz is a…

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Killing Bill C-393 would be a facepalm of the highest possible order.

(Reprinted from Boingboing) Access to life-saving medicines is not a luxury, but a human right. ~Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network To me, the above statement is one…

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