Theme: Recharge. Reimagine. Reboot.

It’s no surprise that concepts from our digital world have become metaphors for our everyday lives. Our devices aren’t the only things that need to be recharged and, if rebooting works for our technological tools, could it work for us? What does that even mean? At TEDxAmoskeagMillyard 2016 we’ll ask you to rethink the way we work and live in the modern age. From old problems that demand new solutions to timeless ideas seen from a new perspective, our speakers will reflect on issues impacting your life, your family, and your community. Please join us as we explore what it means to recharge, reimagine, and reboot.

Stockbridge Theatre, Pinkerton Academy
5 Pinkerton St.
Derry, New Hampshire, 03038
United States

The Overtone Series

A group of high school students from the Pinkerton Academy in Derry, NH.

Amirah Sackett

As a dancer and a devout Muslim-American, internationally acclaimed hip-hop artist and teacher Amirah Sackett has straddled two worlds, finding the need to define and defend both in today’s world.

Amy Cueva

Designer Amy Cueva argues for design that is rooted in a deeper purpose.

Barbara Bradley Hagerty

Barbara Bradley Hagerty is the author of "Life Reimagined: The Science, Art and Opportunity of Midlife.”

Carole Soule

What happens when a vegetarian becomes a farmer and advocate of grass-fed cattle?

Greg Tang

Greg Tang is a Math educator and author.

Jay Gupta

As a pharmacist, Jay Gupta knows the science behind physical interactions associated with medicine and its benefits to good health.

Jennifer Lague

Jennifer Lague is a community organizer and one-woman welcome wagon.

Kriss Blevens

Master makeup artist Kriss Blevens has transformed the faces of the last six U.S. Presidents, along with every candidate of the last six elections as they’ve stumped their way through the first-in-the-nation primary state of New Hampshire and throughout the country.

Maansi Desai

For nearly a decade, Maansi Desai has been an ardent student of Bharantanatyam, an Indian classical dance form.

Maribel Duran

As the daughter of Mexican immigrants, a teen mom from the south side of Chicago, a college dropout and an abuse survivor, few would expect Maribel Duran to one day work in an influential role in the U.S. Department of Education under the Obama administration.

Rob Spencer

Rob Spencer, M.D., has spent his career helping people at the end of their lives.