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Ending the Shame of Sex | Adora Svitak | TEDxBerkeley
Adora argues for the end of sex-shaming, particularly for young adults. She...
Berkeley, CA, USA
Adora Svitak BiographyAdora Svitak is a San Francisco Bay Area-based writer and advocate for youth voice. She began delivering writing workshops at local schools after publishing a collection of short stories. Later, she started advocating for student voice at education conferences.
In 2010, she delivered the speech “What Adults Can Learn from Kids” at TED. The speech has received more than 5 million views on TED.com alone, and been translated into more than 40 different languages. Her passion for amplifying the voices of youth led her to organize a team of students to produce a TEDx event for youth, TEDxRedmond.
Pacific Standard Magazine called Adora one of the " Top Thinkers Under 30" and "an activist for feminism, liberal politics, and youth-oriented causes [...] pretty far up the road to becoming intellectual royalty." She has spoken on education technology and digital rights for audiences at Google and the UNICEF, GSMA, and Microsoft co-organized event "Empowering Children in a Digital Age."
In 2018, she graduated with a major in Development Studies and minors in South Asian Studies and Creative Writing from UC Berkeley. Her book Speak Up! Speeches by young people to empower and inspire was released early the same year.
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Think of "young people in the 21st century" and what comes to mind? For many people, probably a series of words (perhaps thanks to personal experience as well as pop culture) such as: heartless, apathetic, or "slacktivists." In this thought-provoking presentation, Adora Svitak powerfully demonstrates that young people transcend this dichotomy time and time again when they're given the chance to be represented and empowered. Providing examples of peers who are changing the global story, she emphasizes the necessity of youth voice from the classroom to the boardroom, and explains that the innovative spirit of young people may be our most precious natural resource.
Adora Svitak. Growing up in Redmond, Washington, Svitak was a prolific writer — she appeared on Good Morning America at age 7 for having written more than ...
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Adora Svitak is a San Francisco Bay Area-based writer and advocate for youth voice. She began delivering writing workshops at local schools after publishing a collection of short stories. Later, she started advocating for student voice at education conferences.
In 2010, she delivered the speech “What Adults Can Learn from Kids” at TED. The speech has received more than 5 million views on TED.com alone, and been translated into more than 40 different languages. Her passion for amplifying the voices of youth led her to organize a team of students to produce a TEDx event for youth, TEDxRedmond.
Pacific Standard Magazine called Adora one of the " Top Thinkers Under 30" and "an activist for feminism, liberal politics, and youth-oriented causes [...] pretty far up the road to becoming intellectual royalty." She has spoken on education technology and digital rights for audiences at Google and the UNICEF, GSMA, and Microsoft co-organized event "Empowering Children in a Digital Age."
In 2018, she graduated with a major in Development Studies and minors in South Asian Studies and Creative Writing from UC Berkeley. Her book Speak Up! Speeches by young people to empower and inspire was released early the same year.
Contact a speaker booking agent to check availability on Adora Svitak and other top speakers and celebrities.
Think of "young people in the 21st century" and what comes to mind? For many people, probably a series of words (perhaps thanks to personal experience as well as pop culture) such as: heartless, apathetic, or "slacktivists." In this thought-provoking presentation, Adora Svitak powerfully demonstrates that young people transcend this dichotomy time and time again when they're given the chance to be represented and empowered. Providing examples of peers who are changing the global story, she emphasizes the necessity of youth voice from the classroom to the boardroom, and explains that the innovative spirit of young people may be our most precious natural resource.
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Think of "young people in the 21st century" and what comes to mind? For many people, probably a series of words (perhaps thanks to personal experience as well as pop culture) such as: heartless, apathetic, or "slacktivists." In this thought-provoking presentation, Adora Svitak powerfully demonstrates that young people transcend this dichotomy time and time again when they're given the chance to be represented and empowered. Providing examples of peers who are changing the global story, she emphasizes the necessity of youth voice from the classroom to the boardroom, and explains that the innovative spirit of young people may be our most precious natural resource.
Adora Svitak. Growing up in Redmond, Washington, Svitak was a prolific writer — she appeared on Good Morning America at age 7 for having written more than ...
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