Theme: Positive voice

The key point of this TED session is nation-building. We have invited ideas from different schools of thought from around the globe that seek to develop a cohesive, global stance on the betterment of society. As we labor to fortify Egypt as a nation of united citizens, we stand in solidarity with the people of all nations, as we seek to "Be the change we want to see", (Ghandi).

As a continuously developing country, Egypt has a generous capacity for growth. We intend to liberate the untapped, humanistic potential that we desire to share with the world. Through our event, we wish to showcase the lives and experiences of some of the world's finest human rights activists, who's works have been successful in creating affirmative change through direct action and social justice. These individuals will offer their innovative notions and inspiring deeds to share with our Egypt, our nation of constant advanced education and spiritually enriching growth and potential.

Cultural palace kasr el thakafa
Suzan mubarak library
Benha
Egypt

Tara Emad

Actress/Model, Miss Teen Egypt 2010, 1st runner-up Miss Global Teen 2010, Teen Queen of Africa 2010

Justin Wedes

educator and activist living in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. A graduate of the University of Michigan with degrees in Physics and Linguistics with High Honors,

Salah Abdallah

Poet

Madoo

Singer

Mohamed Basiony

Poet

Yaser Fathi

Researcher of Human resource

Ahmed Hagag

Trainer