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TEDxSavannah is a community-based event created to stimulate dialogue through engaging talks and session breaks designed to give individuals and organizations in Savannah a platform to meet, share ideas and collaborate.

09/04/2026

Between talks at TEDxSavannah 2026, Deep Center's youth poetry team, Deep Flows, brought the power of Savannah's young voices to the stage through an unforgettable spoken word performance.

Performing their original piece, "I Am a Poet," the 4 talented performers shared honest reflections on growing up, navigating the world around them, and finding strength in their own stories. Their words were bold, personal, and full of heart, reminding us why creating spaces for young people to be heard matters.

Deep Flows left the TEDxSavannah stage with a message that stayed with us: our young people have something to say, and they are not afraid to let their stories speak.

Watch their full performance: https://tedxsavannah.com/talks/i-am-a-poet/

09/01/2026

Wade Herring closed out the TEDxSavannah 2026 stage with a deeply personal reflection on what it means to be alive, to love, and to make the most of the time we have.

Drawing from his own experiences and a lifetime of perspective, Wade invited us to confront a truth we often avoid: our time is limited. His talk encourages us to think about what truly matters and reminds us that choosing to love fully may be one of the most meaningful ways we can shape the future.

Watch Wade Herring's full talk: https://tedxsavannah.com/talks/may-you-be-unafraid-of-love/

08/29/2026

Gracen Garceau invited the TEDxSavannah 2026 audience to rethink our relationship with screens and the quiet moments we so often rush to escape.

Drawing from her experience as a high school senior growing up alongside social media, AI, and nonstop digital input, Gracen made the case for boredom as more than an absence of activity. In her talk, she shows how unstructured time can spark imagination, strengthen attention, and give independent ideas room to emerge. Her message is a reminder that not every pause needs to be filled.

Watch Gracen Garceau's full talk: https://tedxsavannah.com/talks/the-saltine-solution-for-screenagers/

08/26/2026

Tyler Cobbs brought a timely perspective on artificial intelligence to the TEDxSavannah 2026 stage, asking us to consider what happens when we let AI do our thinking before we've had the chance to think for ourselves.

In his talk, Tyler explored the risks of becoming overly dependent on AI and offered a practical approach for using it as a collaborator rather than a replacement for our own ideas. His message is a reminder that as technology continues to evolve, curiosity, creativity, and independent thought still belong at the center of how we use it.

Watch Tyler Cobbs' full talk: https://tedxsavannah.com/talks/using-ai-without-losing-ourselves/

08/15/2026

Kimberly Waller brought a powerful message about the impact of working together to the TEDxSavannah 2026 stage.

In her talk, Kimberly explored how communities can create greater impact when organizations stop operating in silos and begin serving as the connective tissue that brings people, resources, and solutions together. She challenged us to see collaboration as more than a strategy, but as a way to transform compassion into meaningful, lasting change for the people who need it most.

Watch Kimberly Waller's full talk: https://tedxsavannah.com/talks/how-cooperation-can-turn-compassion-into-action/

08/11/2026

A single moment can change the course of a life, and Olga Seredyuk brought that powerful reminder to the TEDxSavannah 2026 stage.

With her time on the red dot, Olga shared the remarkable story of 33 children whose survival depended on one decision made by one person in Savannah. She challenged us to consider how ordinary moments of courage, compassion, and action can create ripple effects that shape the future in ways we may never fully see.

Watch Olga Seredyuk's full talk: https://tedxsavannah.com/talks/richard-can-you-help/

08/06/2026

One of the thought-provoking ideas shared at TEDxSavannah 2026 came from Steve Curran, who challenged the way we define great leadership.

In his talk, "The Leadership Lie," Steve shared why true leadership isn't about being the smartest, strongest, or most indispensable person in the room. Drawing on more than two decades of experience in the U.S. Navy and leadership coaching, he explored how the most effective leaders create opportunities for others to grow, succeed, and eventually surpass them.

Watch Steve Curran's full talk: https://tedxsavannah.com/talks/2340/

08/03/2026

Kate Blair took the TEDxSavannah 2026 stage to shine a light on a question we can't afford to ignore: Is the future bright for everyone?

In her talk, Kate challenged us to consider what happens when young people age out of foster care without the support they need to succeed. She explored how stable relationships, access to opportunity, and a community willing to step up can change the trajectory of a life—and why ensuring no young person faces that transition alone is a responsibility we all share.

Watch Kate Blair's full talk: https://tedxsavannah.com/talks/is-the-future-bright-for-everyone/

07/31/2026

Jamey Espina brought a meaningful perspective to the TEDxSavannah 2026 stage, exploring how the stories we leave behind can shape the future in profound ways.

Drawing on decades of experience in hospice care and personal storytelling, Jamey shared how the narratives we document, preserve, and pass on become lasting reflections of our lives and connections with one another. His talk reminds us that the way we care for people, especially in life’s most vulnerable moments, can create a legacy that extends far beyond ourselves.

Watch Jamey Espina's full talk: https://tedxsavannah.com/talks/shady-pines/

07/28/2026

One of the inspiring voices on the TEDxSavannah 2026 stage was Dominique Treadwell, who encouraged us to rethink what it means to build thriving communities.

In her talk, Dominique shared why joy isn't just a feeling, it's essential infrastructure. She explored how modern life has quietly fostered loneliness and challenged us to create spaces and experiences that bring people back together, one meaningful connection at a time.

Watch Dominique Treadwell's full talk: https://tedxsavannah.com/talks/joy-infrastructure/

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