Youth@Bunbury
x = independently organized TED event

Theme: Resilience

This event occurred on
July 25, 2015
1:00pm - 5:00pm AWST
(UTC +8hrs)
Bunbury, Western Australia
Australia

re.sil.ience
noun
1. The ability of a substance or object to spring back into shape; elasticity.
2. The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness.

TEDxYouth@Bunbury is an independently organised half day event where young creators, thinkers, and social entrepreneurs can share big ideas and be inspired by others.

At TEDxYouth@Bunbury inspiring speakers, music, TED talk videos and delicious food will combine to spark conversations and connection in a small group.

Symmons Street
Bunbury, Western Australia, 6230
Australia
Event type:
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Speakers

Speakers may not be confirmed. Check event website for more information.

Aleesha Hanczakowski

Aleesha, 23, is a young local woman who through her personal journey realised her potential and path to environmental sustainability and positive change for a prosperous future. Aleesha is passionate about environmental sustainability and aims to engage and educate youth on how our actions impact the world. Aleesha’s travels and experiences have inspired her to make changes in personal daily life, such as what she consumes, products she uses and an awareness of the effect of her actions.

Conrad Liveris

Conrad, 22, is an advocate, adviser and researcher on the politics and economics of diversity. Focusing on gender and generations, he advises emerging and established organisations on diversity and inclusion. Conrad is the Chair of theatre company The Cutting Room Floor, a Director of GLBTI Rights in Ageing Inc. and founder of Street Smugglers a non-profit organisation, with a vision for a world where homelessness is not the only option.

Josef Bandera

Josef, 17, is young man who works with local government and other key decision-makers to create greater opportunities for people with disability. Born with a rare genetic disorder, Josef has represented the state at the Special Olympics National Games and is the athlete representative for Special Olympics South West. Having grown up with restricted sporting and leadership opportunities, Josef is committed to raising awareness of disability and is determined to ensure others, regardless of difference, do not face the same limiting circumstances.

Keeya-Lee Ayre

Keeya-Lee, 23, is a writer, researcher and consultant who is passionate about humanitarian innovation. She is a founding member of the Global Shapers Community’s Perth Hub and believes strongly in “thinking globally but acting locally”. Keeya-Lee is a Digital Advocate for the World Humanitarian Summit, Co-Founder and Board Vice-Chairperson of micro-granting community organisation Perth SOUP and blogs for the Huffington Post. Keeya-Lee was a 2015 Finalist for Western Australian of the Year in the Youth Category.

Sean Smith

Sean, 19, is a Bunbury local and the City of Bunbury Youth Mayor with a passion for getting actively involved in the community and its growth. He works at Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre and is involved in event management, local theatre and art projects. Sean is the Chairperson of the Youth Advisory Council and their most recent project was The Shift Youth Arts Festival for Youth Week 2015 which was youth driven.

Organizing team

Susie
Delaporte

Bunbury , Australia
Organizer

Nicky
Smith

Bunbury, Australia
Co-organizer
  • Abby Phillis
    Communications
  • Rebecca Cotton
    Executive Producer
  • Thor Farnworth
    Stage Manager
  • Sash Milne
    Speaker Coach
  • Aubrey Smith
    Graphics & Website Designer
  • Annie Buckeridge
    MC
  • Mitch Harrison
    Photographer
  • Taj Kempe
    Photographer
  • Emma Nesbitt
    Volunteer
  • Christopher Perrella
    Volunteer