TEDxSFU 2021 | BLOOM

Reflection, by definition, refers to a “serious thought or consideration.” This year, TEDxSFU challenges people who dare to reflect on their journeys and the issues surrounding the world. Our present realities have been shaped by the multi-faceted experiences we encounter in life. As we reflect deeply on our past choices, triumphs and struggles, these introspections can present opportunities to change the present and the future for good. We want to hear the innovative and empowering stories of reflection, along with what makes you unique and how your story can inspire others?

TEDxSFU

TEDxSFU BLOOM: Resilience in the face of ambiguity!

Anvil Centre

TEDxSFU’s 11th annual conference will be taking place on November 20th at the Anvil Centre (777 Columbia Street) from 10 AM - 6 PM. The day will be jam-packed with entertainment from a diverse group of performers, energizers, and our TEDxSFU speakers! We are excited to have you join us so that we can bloom together!Tickets will be on sale until Tuesday, November 9th. Make sure to purchase your tickets before they sell out!About TEDxSFU 2021: TEDxSFU Bloom embraces the struggles we all face on our journey to grow. Our current situation, individually and collectively, is nothing less than a bud sprouting out of a plant in the hopes to bloom against every odd symbolizing resilience. This year, TEDxSFU invites people with different backgrounds, domains and expertise to share their stories of resilience in the face of uncertainty, of initiatives reaching maturity, of new beginnings when all you see and feel is ambiguity. We want to hear your creative and innovative ways to sustain and blossom, knowing that each one of us is a bloomer with distinct superpowers.SPEAKERS:<ol><li>Len Pierre</li><li>Carissa Campeotto</li><li>Dinara Mukhametianova</li><li>Lisa Bournelis</li><li>Noor Fadel</li><li>Mariah-Jane Thies</li><li>Matt Provost</li><li>Alexandra Kitson</li><li>Candida Moreira</li><li>Robert Woodbury</li></ol>For full bios and more conference info, please visit our website at<a href="https://tedxsfu.com/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"> http://tedxsfu.com</a>. CONFERENCE ITINERARY<ul><li>9:00 - 10:00: Doors open, Check-in</li><li>10:00 - 11:30: Session 1</li><li>11:30 - 12:00: Refreshment Break </li><li>12:00 - 1:00: Session 2</li><li>1:00 - 2:10: Lunch </li><li>2:15 - 3:25: Session 3</li><li>3:25 - 3:50: Refreshment Break 2</li><li>3:50 - 4:50: Session 4</li><li>4:50 - 5:05: Closing Remarks</li></ul>COVID-19 PROTOCOLSTEDxSFU is in compliance with BC’s COVID-19 response and mandate. By order of the Provincial Health Officer (PHO), proof of vaccination will be required to attend the conference. The requirement applies to all people born in 2009 or earlier (12+). Please have your vaccination card ready to show when you arrive and check-in at the venue. Guests (12+) will not be allowed to enter the venue without proof of vaccination. No exceptions allowed.SEATING ARRANGEMENTSOn the day of the conference, seating arrangements will be on a first-come-first-serve basis. This means that you will be able to pick your seats on the day off when you arrive. The auditorium will open by 9:30 am for the audience to settle in.Please note: TEDxSFU will be photographed and filmed. By purchasing a ticket, you consent to potentially be on camera as part of the audience, which may be visible in the video uploaded to the TEDx website and the TEDx YouTube channel.Should you require information about accessibility, ticketing or have general questions about the event, please contact the team at events@tedxsfu.com.

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