2026 TEDxWinnipeg Speakers
Celine Latulipe explores how to take control of your digital life, data, and memories before it’s too late.
Emily Erickson shares a bold vision for true partnership between universities and Indigenous communities beyond symbolic reconciliation.
Farshid Ghiyamihoor examines how our thoughts and habits shape the brain and how intentional rewiring can foster growth and resilience.
Frank Deer reflects on how Indigenous spirituality can guide healing, understanding, and reconciliation in a post-colonial world.
Ian Bawa tells a powerful story about identity, courage, and the freedom that comes from embracing and sharing one’s culture.
Jayanne English reveals how breathtaking astronomy images uncover the hidden science of our universe.
Krista Boryskavich presents innovative and compassionate housing solutions that keep families and their pets together.
Laura Cote highlights how queer representation in education can transform lives for both students and teachers.
Marika Schalla discusses how reconnecting with the land can support healing, education, and Indigenous youth wellbeing.
Peter Denton discusses how personal values have always shaped the way we use technology.
Rebecca Krowelski shares what we can learn from the complicated life inside the hive to help us make better decisions and light up our corners of the world.
Rizwan Manji explains why the future of medicine must balance technology with human empathy.
Suzi Friesen reflects on how slowing down and truly seeing ourselves can lead to clarity, healing, and stronger leadership.
Tyler Sneesby shares the hacks he uses to keep DJing after losing his eyesight.
Xiaoxiao Du argues that honoring people’s names is a radical act of dignity, belonging, and inclusion
A Sneak Peek of the Event
A Sneak Peek of the Event
Letters from our 2025 attendees
"The TEDx Talk held in Winnipeg on May 29, 2025, was exceptional in every respect. From the thoughtful selection of speakers to the richness of the content and the well-curated venue, every element contributed to an inspiring and memorable event. The atmosphere was vibrant, the presentations were thought-provoking, and the overall experience was a true celebration of ideas worth spreading."
"It was super insightful hearing from all the speakers and their view on there topic. My family and I are still talking about some of the talks!"
"Was a great and unusual experience to expand my thinking in so many unexpected directions. I would recommend others take in the experience."
"Well run, speakers were so well prepared, awesome variety of topics. I understand that TEDxWinnipeg is known for its support and development of the speakers in advance of the presentations and it shows!"
"Fantastic speakers, great vibe!"
"This is an inspiring event with great opportunity to network and connect with speakers and creators."
"It’s a great format, the talks are short so you can easily stay engaged. The venue was perfect and it’s nice to connect with colleagues during the breaks."
"I was really inspired by the speeches and would definitely recommend others to attend and challenge them to think out of the box."
"The experience was well organized, the speakers were relevant and incredibly polished."
"The day is well organized, inspirational and energizing! I found it had a great variety of topics!"
FAQ
How can I purchase tickets for TEDx Winnipeg?
Tickets can be purchased online through 3Common.
When will tickets go on sale?
Early Bird tickets are now sold out
General Admission tickets are currently available for purchase.
Are there different ticket types?
Yes, we offer:
- Early Bird Tickets – limited quantity available for a limited time
- General Admission Tickets
What is included in the ticket price?
Your ticket includes:
- Access to all speaker sessions.
- Networking opportunities with attendees and speakers.
- Access to our new exclusive Makers Market featuring Manitoban artisans.
- Food trucks on site
Where and when is TEDx Winnipeg being held?
The event will take place on May 28, 2026 at Desautels Concert Hall, located at 150 Dafoe Rd W, Winnipeg, MB. Doors open at 8AM for our Market, and the show runs from 9AM to 4PM, with the market open until 5PM afterwards.
Where do I park for TedX Winnipeg?
Free parking in U-lot is provided by the University of Manitoba. We do have a small number of reserved accessible parking spots. We recommend arriving early to secure a spot.
What accessibility options are available?
We strive to make TEDx Winnipeg accessible to everyone. Live captions will be provided throughout the day. The venue is wheelchair accessible, and we offer additional services upon request, such as reserved seating for individuals with mobility needs.
What should I bring to TedX Winnipeg?
- Your ticket (digital or printed).
- A notebook or device for taking notes.
- Business cards for networking.
Why should I attend TEDx Winnipeg?
TEDx Winnipeg offers a unique opportunity to:
- Get inspired! Hear inspiring talks from diverse, local speakers on topics that matter.
- Connect with a community of innovators, thought leaders, and changemakers.
- Gain fresh perspectives and actionable ideas to drive personal and professional growth.
Who are the TEDx Winnipeg speakers?
Our speaker lineup features local thought leaders from various fields. The full list is available from the main navigation menu.
What topics will be covered?
Our talks span a variety of themes, including technology, education, health, arts, and social impact. Each talk is carefully curated to spark meaningful conversations and ideas worth spreading.
Can I interact with the speakers?
Yes! Networking sessions and Q&A opportunities will be part of the event, allowing you to connect with speakers and fellow attendees.
What makes TEDx Winnipeg different from other events?
TEDx Winnipeg combines the global TEDx brand’s reputation for quality with a uniquely local focus, highlighting Winnipeg’s culture and community. It’s an event that inspires action, fosters connections, and celebrates innovation.
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