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The organizers of TEDx Santa Cruz don’t just talk about this year’s theme, ‘radical collaboration’—they live it
That’s how the Good Times alt-weekly started its cover page story about TEDx:SantaCruz: Radical Collaboration.
James Tamm didn’t choose the title of his book to match the theme of this year’s TEDxSantaCruz event. And the organizers didn’t choose Tamm as one of its two-dozen speakers because of the title of his book.
Elizabeth Murray, author of six books, helped restore Monet’s gardens in France and photographed them for 30 years. She’s also one of two-dozen speakers who will talk about getting our hands in the dirt — literally — as she shares ideas for Radical Collaboration, the theme of the April 24th TEDxSantaCruz event.
With just a little over two weeks to go before TEDxSantaCruz: Radical Collaboration, the organizers have released the names of three more speakers who will grace the stage on April 24.
“Like an oncoming storm front, the Force Majeure is a fluid frontier, a frontier of heat moving across the planet, a frontier of water advancing on lands.
A dozen years ago, Danny Keith was a surfer with a surf shop near Pleasure Point. He’d grown up on the east side of Salinas and was a young, single dad.
David: Basically, the TED philosophy/agenda is to spread ideas.
The clock is ticking, remind two UC Santa Cruz professors who have been confirmed as speakers for the upcoming TEDxSantaCruz: Radical Collaboration conference.
Drs. Daniel Costa and Barry Sinervo will join more than 20 other presenters at on April 24 at the Rio Theatre.