Today, there are over 2 billion students worldwide, which means it's the largest youth population in history. And it is this generation's creativity, actions, art, poetry, reactions, questions, their own code of communication, and their dreams

That's how the TED-Ed Clubs initiative started. It supports young people in discovering their passions, learning how to present their ideas to others as members of a global network of students, and sharing their ideas through presentations, just like in TED talks.

Michael Mouratis

Oil is everywhere! Literally everywhere! Watch this talk and find out amazing facts about its usage and what you can do yourself to help reverse the situation.

Michael from the very start of our meetings was determined to talk about oil. He was really anxious about what will happen when we’ll run out of oil. He wants to alert us to take action before it’s too late.

Facilitator: Evi Alakiozoglou

Michail Pavlidis

The damage to our planet is huge but he believes we can all do something about it. Watch his talk and you’ll be amazed by the fact that what you can actually do can make a difference. A young students with strong concerns about the environment protection. He sees this talk as an opportunity to persuade people to awaken themselves and start taking responsibility of their actions.

Facilitator: Evi Alakiozoglou

Nick Iatridis

In his talk Nick shows real life examples of racist behaviour to make his audience realise the seriousness of the situation. He’s positive that this can really change if we all try.

His purpose is to raise awareness about racism since it’s something very common and he strongly advises everyone to take action.

Facilitator: Evi Alakiozoglou

Polykarpos Parastatidis

It’s a great opportunity for everyone to learn a few basic things about origami and realize that they are everywhere; there are applications in medicine, in space exploration, examples presented in this talk.

You will be amazed by the information you will get. Follow his guidelines and start folding. His very unusual, among teenagers, hobby made this talk to stand out. It’s a form of art that leaves everyone stunned. Origamis are for persistent, dedicated and patient people like himself.

Facilitator: Evi Alakiozoglou

Elpida Tsinarioti

This presentation is really interesting to watch and you will definitely learn things about dreams you hadn’t thought of. Her curiosity about dreams led her to this talk. She wanted to find out about the scientific explanation of dreams and presents some interesting facts to you.

Facilitator: Evi Alakiozoglou

Katerina Kritsaki

In this talk are presented the most common reasons why someone would bite their nails and Katerina suggests some ways to help you overcome it. Katerina wanted to help others having the same habit with her.

It’s something that she experiences and as she couldn’t find an explanation or a cure decided to look it up and make this talk to encourage others to take action.

Facilitator: Evi Alakiozoglou

Evi Georgiadou

She urges everyone to think twice before reacting to someone’s fashionable post because their comment can have an impact. Influencers on social media are presenting a fake world and teens should be aware of that, having in mind not to hurt their peers for they wish to look like the so called influencers.

Evi chose this subject to show her peers that fashion is more than clothes and photos posted on the social media. She is really concerned about showing that clothes can tell many things about us and to us.

Facilitator: Evi Alakiozoglou