TED 2025 - Good News & Inspiration

Hispanic Heritage Month (or Latino Heritage Month) is a month-long celebration that kicks off on September 15th. We’ve put together great ideas to help you celebrate it...

Sonia Vallabh had already obtained her law degree from Harvard, but after her diagnosis, decided to retrain in biomedical engineering.

The Herds is a large-scale and participatory public art experience that brings to life the impact of climate change on a global scale.

John and Julie Gottman explain to Good Good Good how to effectively navigate conflict and polarization.

Gifted Savings gives high school seniors the financial literacy to thrive. The program is expanding across the country.

At TEDNext, Kiah Williams showcased how her nonprofit Sirum repurposes unused prescriptions to expand affordable healthcare access and push for price transparency nationwide.

Doctor David Fajgenbaum almost died due to an incurable disease. In his recovery, he is working to use all FDA-approved drugs to treat any disease they possibly can.

Jason Boyd — or Poo Bear — has written hits for Justin Bieber, Usher, and Sam Smith. Now, he’s figuring out the future of music.

At TEDNext, Governors Stitt and Meyer discussed bipartisanship and Stitt’s “Be a Neighbor” aid network.

The education visionary has been named the organization’s first “Vision Steward.”

For the last decade, Inkomoko CEO Julienne Oyler has recognized a truth that has often gone overlooked: refugees are resilient, resourceful, and indispensable as business owners.

The climate justice activist encourages viewers to find their conviction, even when governments and institutions may waver.