Thank you for your interest in applying as a speaker!
We would appreciate it if you could send us a short German or English abstract for your proposed idea or talk and are looking forward to your submission!
Es können sich ausdrücklich auch Deutschsprachige Rednerinnen und Redner bewerben.
We constantly review applications and strive to give feedback as early as possible.
Our speaker Anthony Hyman had to cancel his talk for personal reasons. We wish him and his family all the best.
Visionary thinking
Our speakers inspire the audience to perceive the future as something individual yet shared, something challenging yet definitely worth trying. Each will introduce a personal aspect on how to take the opportunity.
Skilled speakers
Why are TED talks so popular? It's an open secret: Talks take usually 6 to 18 minutes and bring an idea captivatingly to the point. TEDxDresden assists their speakers by rhetoric training and repeated rehearsing to work out the essence of their vision.
Local community
One aim is to promote speakers from Dresden and Saxony as well. Thereby we increase awareness for local ideas and offer a platform for the development of our city.
Language of talks
Depending on the preferences of the speakers talks will be either in German or English. Our aim is to provide a balanced selection that acknowledges the language skills of our audience.
Our speakers – 2018
All of our talks are uploaded on the TEDx YouTube Channel and collected in a playlist. Among them are e.g. Christoph Burkhardt, an innovation psychologist talking about AI, as well as the famous cello soloist Jan Vogler from Dresden.
All of our 2017 talks have been uploaded on the TEDx YouTube Channel and collected in a playlist. Among them are e.g. Scott Aaronson, an American scientist in the field of quantum computation, as well as the director and audiovisual artist Sebastian Linda from Dresden.
2016, we asked ourselves: How can we develop more awareness for social issues and grow together as a society?
Twelve professors, social workers and thinkers from Dresden and the Netherlands presented their ideas to about 100 participants. Among the speakers were, e.g. Catherine Gyldensted (NL) who promoted the idea of Constructive Journalism, as well as, Jan Dirk Capelle (DE) who explained the concept of Effective Altruism.
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