Theme: The Effects and Visions of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Join us for an inspiring TED Talk on the Effects and Visions of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This event brings together visionary leaders, innovators, and changemakers to explore the transformative impact of the SDGs on global development. Discover how these 17 goals are addressing critical challenges—from poverty and inequality to climate action—and shaping a sustainable future. Through thought-provoking discussions, we’ll examine successes, obstacles, and bold strategies to accelerate progress. Whether you're an advocate, policymaker, or curious mind, this talk will empower you with insights and actionable ideas to contribute to a better world. Attending this talk endows us an opportunity to rethink sustainability—together.

Chengdu Golden Apple Jincheng No.1 Secondary School
No.99 3rd Xiang Long Road
First floor
Chengdu, Sichuan, 610000
China

Bohan Cao

student

A passionate high school student with a deep fascination for physics and a drive to explore how education can unlock human potential globally. When not immersed in scientific theories or preparing for exams, I channel my energy into sports matches and lose myself in the pages of classic English novels. Through their TED Talk, I aim to bridge perspectives on education as a universal right and a catalyst for a more equitable future.

Cai Ni

Student

high school student passionate about diving, aspiring to work in the field of biology, loving photography and always curious to learn.

Kehan Mu

Student

Mou is a curious and driven high school student from Chengdu, China, passionate about exploring the intersection of social issues.With a keen eye for global economic growth , he seeks to bridge local insights with global conversations. When not immersed in academics, he can be found writing poetry—always questioning how young voices can shape the future.

Shiyue Wu

Student

A person who loves sports and art. Feel life, feel existence, feel nature. sailor

Shuangxing Liang

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I’m Liang Shuangxin, and I’m passionate about sustainability and global challenges. Today, I’m here to talk about one of the most critical issues we face: the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all. In this TED speech, I aim to highlight how clean water is not just a necessity for survival, but a key element in tackling larger problems like poverty, health, education, and climate change. I believe that by understanding the connections between water and these global challenges, we can work together to find practical solutions and create a better future for all.

Sloane Wang

Student

Bio: My name is Sloane Wang, I’m 15 from Chengdu. Since I was 6, under the influence of my mother, I have joined in charities aimed at aiding children left behind in remote villages, which have changed my whole life. Now as a high school student and co-funder of a tech startup. I have a strong awareness of how significant it is to improve education levels in impoverished areas. As a Gen. Z advocate for the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, I’m driven to make quality education a universal right—not a privilege—by 2030. Join me in reimagining what’s possible when we invest in every child’s potential.

Yimeng Cheng

Student

A student from senior class six grade one, with a strong focus on literature and arts. I’m a person who likes challenges so I really prefer traveling.

Yixin Yuan

Student

A globally minded high school student passionate about languages and pop music, exploring how youth culture can shape a more connected and creative world.

Yuheng Jin

Student

A person who likes photography.