Make your voice

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Students age 8 -18 work together to discuss and celebrate creative ideas. We will lead the students through TED-Ed's curriculum as a guide and help inspire tomorrow's TED speakers and leaders.

Discover and explore great ideas with new (or old) friends. You'll research and develop your ideas worth sharing and learn how to present your ideas to the world in the form of TED-style talks.

When: Second Tuesdays, 4-5:30pm Starting February 2026 (Total of 8 sessions, February -October)

South Florida Ted Student Talk Weekend October 2026 (Location TBA)

Where: The Lab 3501 NE 5th Avenue, Oakland Park, FL 33334

Who: Students ages 8 - 18

Cost: Cost $250 per Student; PEP, FES-UA and Scholarships Accepted

2026 SOUTH FLORIDA TED STUDENT TALK INTEREST FORM

Why we help develop and amplify student voice

Students are filled with curious, innovative, brilliant and thoughtful ideas; we know there is a significant impact when students are not only asked about their passions and perspectives, but when they work to develop and share those ideas to a larger audience. Through this program, students develop both 21st century skills and are better prepared to advocate for the problems of today and the future.

STUDENT INFO

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TELL US A LITTLE ABOUT YOURSELF

Why do you want to participate.? What are you passionate about?

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Connect with TED-Ed Clubs around the world

TED-Ed Clubs represent thousands of student groups from around the world actively pursuing and presenting their ideas. When you start a TED-Ed Club you’ll be connected to groups around the world. If you see them engaging in an activity that excites you, you are encouraged to adopt it for your own TED-Ed Club.

Students develop and present their own ideas

The TED-Ed Club meeting structure is designed to support students in taking influence from TED speakers, and ultimately developing and presenting big ideas based on their own passions. Students will also gain skills in storytelling/storyboarding, production, and creating visuals that communicate their ideas clearly. TED-Ed is committed to celebrating great student ideas by sharing student presentations and stories with the world via the award-winning web platform, ed.ted.com.

Students create

TED-Ed style animations

Another increasingly important skill set is the ability to illustrate one’s big ideas. Animation is a fantastic and fun medium for acquiring and exercising this artistic skill. TED-Ed Club members and facilitators will receive materials that support them in developing a variety of animations skills including storyboarding, character design, stop motion animation and visualizing abstract ideas. 