Saturday,
October 5th

MAIN SESSION

9:00 am – 9:10 am

INTRODUCTION AND WELCOME TO ROME
Emilia Garito – TEDxRoma

9:10 am – 10:00 am

WHERE WE ARE

Where we are, what our rules are and how they change and adapt to new times is our main conversation piece. So let’s start with what we know and find out what we still need to know to think about new developments. Thanks to TED, that is present today, and which will help us achieve this, in first session, we will focus together on which foundation our TEDx activity of the future can be shaped, valuing and recalling the precious lessons of the past.
Will Davis (TED) – TEDx Development
Katelyn Montanese (TED) – TEDx Licensing
Fredrerica Yosifov (TED) – TEDx Digital Media and Programming

10:00 am – 10:45 am

WHAT COMMUNITY? BEST PRACTICES FROM THE PAST

Let us be inspired by our friends and colleagues who have had different experiences and ideas on interpreting and conveying the TEDx spirit in the various local and global communities. Best practices from the past to take in and to create new perspectives for the future.
Anastasiia Polozova – TEDxKulibinPark – Best audience engagement practices from TEDxKulibinPark Team
Maurizio Berti – TEDxCesena – How to create a glocal event within a global community: Relay Race format and TEDx Youth national event
Giannis Altanopoulos – TEDxPatras – How to utilize communities to engage powerful audience
Robert Sladeczek – TEDxTUM – How to tell stories around complex, hard to explain technology

10:45 am – 11:30 am

COFFEE BREAK

11:30 am – 12:15 am

WHAT’S IN THE FUTURE?

What is TEDx of the future? Just a platform to connect people and spread ideas or more? We need to think about a way to change our society and solve the unbearable problems; we have to do it as humans beings, doers and thinkers, movers and shakers, but is this also the mission of the TEDx community? May we pass from Ideas worth spreading to ideas worth implementing? and how can we do it without losing our soul maintaining our unique neutrality and incredible energy, both still together?
Elliot Howells – TEDxLondon – How TEDx organizers from across Europe seek to measure the impact they have on their audience
Nevena Stoyanova – TEDxLancaster – From event curators to community builders
Francesco Magagnino – TEDxVerona – TEDx shift change: from events to movements

12:15 am – 1:00 pm

FIRST THE SOLUTIONS, THEN THE PROBLEMS TO SOLVE! WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED AND WHAT WE ARE READY TO IMPROVE
(5 MINUTES PITCHES FOR THE FUTURE)

To conclude we take a quick trip to Europe and we take wisdom pills and useful insights from our dear friends and colleagues. It will be a small marathon of ideas from different geographies to better understand what we still have in common to tell, face and share, starting from different perspectives.

Martin Nera – TEDxUCLouvain – 25 lincensees around a camp fire
Cristina Sierra Casanova – TEDxCádizUniversity – Comunícate cómo PEZ en el “acqua”- Método FISH para preparar una TEDx talk
Rikke V. Stoltz – TEDxFrederiksberg – As TEDx Curators we can indeed impact and accelerate (also) the green transition
Andrea Szabados and Barbara Bite Németh – TEDxLibertyBridgeWomen – A roadmap to great TEDx Talks: Speaker coaching best practices
Eugenia Elezova – TEDxNovosibirsk – Ready… Steady… SOLD OUT! How to make it again
Albert Bozesan – TEDxTUM – Telling Your Story so People Will Listen
Irena Komitova – TEDxVitosha – Like a dream: EUROASIANOPOLIS
Julia Popenkova – TEDxPetrogradsky – Why modern world from art to technology is becoming interactive and willing to communicate with us?

The main session will be held in the Protomoteca Room, one of the most prestigious rooms of the Campidoglio. Richly furnished and decorated, it is used today for public ceremonies and press conferences, the Protomoteca was born as a room for collecting busts of famous people.

Sala della Protomoteca – Musei Capitolini, Campidoglio Meeting Point at Fontane dei Leoni Egizi – Via del Teatro di Marcello It is kindly offered by City of Rome – main partner of TEDxRoma

Saturday,
October 5th

1:00 – 2:30 pm

LUNCH

We will have a lunch admiring the Capital from one of the most beautiful panoramic terraces in the heart of the Eternal City.
Terrazza Caffarelli – Piazzale Caffarelli, 4
Close to Campidoglio (50 meters from Potomoteca Room)

BRAIN ART EXPERIENCE (OPTIONAL) – 2nd session

BrainArt is the first technology in the world that translates your thoughts into a work of art while you are listening to your favorite music. Through a little device worn on your forehead, your brain waves are recorded, while you let your mind free to go, and that electrical activity is transformed into a unique and inimitable painting.
Terrazza Caffarelli – Piazzale Caffarelli, 4

Saturday,
October 5th

2:30- 5:30 pm

TREASURE HUNT. WHICH TREASURE?

In the breathtaking scenario of the center of Rome, the whole TEDx community through a treasure hunt will discover the history of ancient Rome, including myths, legends and truths, and also the importance of collaborating together learned from the past. But what’s the real treasure that we will discover? Think about a concept based on two ancient terms: recus and procus, backward and forward. This is the case in which we live a situation where some people agree to help each other by behaving in the same way or by giving each other similar advantages. Did you guess the real treasure of your hunt? It is a simple word. Ok, I’ll give you another clue: There are no assurances or guarantees that what we give will come back. But if it does not matter, if one chooses to become one of the bridges between past and future, among inside and outside, from recus to procus, then this treasure is given the possibility of being born and living: the tower becomes a network and we can take care each other.
Starting point : Terrazza Caffarelli – Piazzale Caffarelli, 4
Remember to wear comfortable shoes!!!

5:30- 9:00 pm

FREE TIME

Saturday,
October 5th

8:00 – 9:00pm

A NIGHT AT THE ROMAN FORUMS:
AUGUSTUS EXPERIENCE (OPTIONAL)

A voyage through 2000 years of history, led by Piero Angela and Paco Lanciano, discovering a magnificent archaeological site, once the center of city life in ancient Rome, that begins from the still visible marbles of the Forum of Augustus. A virtual and captivating reconstruction, rich in scientifically and historically detailed information, situated inside the archaeological site itself.
Via dei Fori Imperiali – Foro di Augusto – Via Alessandrina, entrance by side Largo Corrado Ricci

Saturday,
October 5th

9:00-11:00pm

TEDx CELEBRATION DINNER

The dinner offered by TED will be held in the fabulous Mercati di Traiano*, one of the most interesting examples of the Roman construction technique from the 2nd-century!!
Trajan’s Market is a large complex of ruins in the Roma Forums located on the Via dei Fori Imperiali, at the opposite side to the Colosseum. The buildings are separated from each other by an ancient path that in the late age took the name of Via Biberatica, which runs halfway up the slope of the hill. Here, on Via Biberatica we will have our dinner of ancient Rome, be beautiful!
Via Biberatica (Mercati di Traiano) – Via Quattro Novembre, 94
In case of rain the dinner will be held indoor, this will be notified by e-mail, and shown also on TEDxRoma app, 3 days in advance.

*Notes about the Emperor Trajan:
Under Trajan, the Roman Empire reached its maximum territorial extent (6.5 million square kilometers). Exalted already by contemporaries, he was remembered by ancient historians as Optimus princeps or the best among Roman emperors. Many modern and expert historians consider him one of the most important statesmen in history by virtue of its work and its great abilities as a commander, administrator and politician. At his death, Trajan was deified by the Senate and his ashes were placed at the foot of the Trajan column.

Saturday,
October 5th

11:00pm – late

GALLERY PARTY

Cocktail party and chilling out, talking about the day and listening to good live music in an Art Gallery in Rome.
Contemporary Cluster is a place of experimentation on contemporary art and contemporaneity passing through different approaches and modalities.
Contemporary Cluster – Via dei Barbieri, 7

Saturday,
October 5th

MAIN SESSION

9:00 am – 9:10 am

INTRODUCTION AND WELCOME TO ROME
Emilia Garito – TEDxRoma

9:10 am – 10:00 am

WHERE WE ARE

Where we are, what our rules are and how they change and adapt to new times is our main conversation piece. So let’s start with what we know and find out what we still need to know to think about new developments. Thanks to TED, that is present today, and which will help us achieve this, in first session, we will focus together on which foundation our TEDx activity of the future can be shaped, valuing and recalling the precious lessons of the past.
Will Davis (TED) – TEDx Development
Katelyn Montanese (TED) – TEDx Licensing
Fredrerica Yosifov (TED) – TEDx Digital Media and Programming

10:00 am – 10:45 am

WHAT COMMUNITY? BEST PRACTICES FROM THE PAST

Let us be inspired by our friends and colleagues who have had different experiences and ideas on interpreting and conveying the TEDx spirit in the various local and global communities. Best practices from the past to take in and to create new perspectives for the future.
Anastasiia Polozova – TEDxKulibinPark – Best audience engagement practices from TEDxKulibinPark Team
Maurizio Berti – TEDxCesena – How to create a glocal event within a global community: Relay Race format and TEDx Youth national event
Giannis Altanopoulos – TEDxPatras – How to utilize communities to engage powerful audience
Robert Sladeczek – TEDxTUM – How to tell stories around complex, hard to explain technology

10:45 am – 11:30 am

COFFEE BREAK

11:30 am – 12:15 am

WHAT’S IN THE FUTURE?

What is TEDx of the future? Just a platform to connect people and spread ideas or more? We need to think about a way to change our society and solve the unbearable problems; we have to do it as humans beings, doers and thinkers, movers and shakers, but is this also the mission of the TEDx community? May we pass from Ideas worth spreading to ideas worth implementing? and how can we do it without losing our soul maintaining our unique neutrality and incredible energy, both still together?
Elliot Howells – TEDxLondon – How TEDx organizers from across Europe seek to measure the impact they have on their audienceNevena Stoyanova – TEDxLancasterU – From event curators to community builders
Francesco Magagnino – TEDxVerona – TEDx shift change: from events to movements

12:15 am – 1:00 pm

FIRST THE SOLUTIONS, THEN THE PROBLEMS TO SOLVE! WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED AND WHAT WE ARE READY TO IMPROVE
(5 MINUTES PITCHES FOR THE FUTURE)

To conclude we take a quick trip to Europe and we take wisdom pills and useful insights from our dear friends and colleagues. It will be a small marathon of ideas from different geographies to better understand what we still have in common to tell, face and share, starting from different perspectives.

Martin Nera – TEDxUCLouvain – 25 lincensees around a camp fire
Cristina Sierra Casanova – TEDxCádizUniversity – Comunícate cómo PEZ en el “acqua”- Método FISH para preparar una TEDx talk
Rikke V. Stoltz – TEDxFrederiksberg – As TEDx Curators we can indeed impact and accelerate (also) the green transition
Andrea Szabados and Barbara Bite Németh – TEDxLibertyBridgeWomen – A roadmap to great TEDx Talks: Speaker coaching best practices
Eugenia Elezova – TEDxNovosibirsk – Ready… Steady… SOLD OUT! How to make it again
Albert Bozesan – TEDxTUM – Telling Your Story so People Will Listen
Irena Komitova – TEDxVitosha – Like a dream: EUROASIANOPOLIS
Julia Popenkova – TEDxPetrogradsky – Why modern world from art to technology is becoming interactive and willing to communicate with us?

The main session will be held in the Protomoteca Room, one of the most prestigious rooms of the Campidoglio. Richly furnished and decorated, it is used today for public ceremonies and press conferences, the Protomoteca was born as a room for collecting busts of famous people.

Sala della Protomoteca – Musei Capitolini, Campidoglio Meeting Point at Fontane dei Leoni Egizi – Via del Teatro di Marcello It is kindly offered by City of Rome – main partner of TEDxRoma

1:00 – 2:30 pm

LUNCH

We will have a lunch admiring the Capital from one of the most beautiful panoramic terraces in the heart of the Eternal City.
Terrazza Caffarelli – Piazzale Caffarelli, 4
Close to Campidoglio (50 meters from Potomoteca Room)

BRAIN ART EXPERIENCE (OPTIONAL) – 2nd session

BrainArt is the first technology in the world that translates your thoughts into a work of art while you are listening to your favorite music. Through a little device worn on your forehead, your brain waves are recorded, while you let your mind free to go, and that electrical activity is transformed into a unique and inimitable painting.
Terrazza Caffarelli – Piazzale Caffarelli, 4

2:30- 5:30 pm

TREASURE HUNT. WHICH TREASURE?

In the breathtaking scenario of the center of Rome, the whole TEDx community through a treasure hunt will discover the history of ancient Rome, including myths, legends and truths, and also the importance of collaborating together learned from the past. But what’s the real treasure that we will discover? Think about a concept based on two ancient terms: recus and procus, backward and forward. This is the case in which we live a situation where some people agree to help each other by behaving in the same way or by giving each other similar advantages. Did you guess the real treasure of your hunt? It is a simple word. Ok, I’ll give you another clue: There are no assurances or guarantees that what we give will come back. But if it does not matter, if one chooses to become one of the bridges between past and future, among inside and outside, from recus to procus, then this treasure is given the possibility of being born and living: the tower becomes a network and we can take care each other.
Starting point : Terrazza Caffarelli – Piazzale Caffarelli, 4
Remember to wear comfortable shoes!!!

5:30- 9:00 pm

FREE TIME

8:00 – 9:00pm

A NIGHT AT THE ROMAN FORUMS:
AUGUSTUS EXPERIENCE (OPTIONAL)

A voyage through 2000 years of history, led by Piero Angela and Paco Lanciano, discovering a magnificent archaeological site, once the center of city life in ancient Rome, that begins from the still visible marbles of the Forum of Augustus. A virtual and captivating reconstruction, rich in scientifically and historically detailed information, situated inside the archaeological site itself.
Via dei Fori Imperiali – Foro di Augusto – Via Alessandrina, entrance by side Largo Corrado Ricci

9:00-11:00pm

TEDx CELEBRATION DINNER

The dinner offered by TED will be held in the fabulous Mercati di Traiano*, one of the most interesting examples of the Roman construction technique from the 2nd-century!!
Trajan’s Market is a large complex of ruins in the Roma Forums located on the Via dei Fori Imperiali, at the opposite side to the Colosseum. The buildings are separated from each other by an ancient path that in the late age took the name of Via Biberatica, which runs halfway up the slope of the hill. Here, on Via Biberatica we will have our dinner of ancient Rome, be beautiful!
Via Biberatica (Mercati di Traiano) – Via Quattro Novembre, 94
In case of rain the dinner will be held indoor, this will be notified by e-mail, and shown also on TEDxRoma app, 3 days in advance.

*Notes about the Emperor Trajan:
Under Trajan, the Roman Empire reached its maximum territorial extent (6.5 million square kilometers). Exalted already by contemporaries, he was remembered by ancient historians as Optimus princeps or the best among Roman emperors. Many modern and expert historians consider him one of the most important statesmen in history by virtue of its work and its great abilities as a commander, administrator and politician. At his death, Trajan was deified by the Senate and his ashes were placed at the foot of the Trajan column.

11:00pm – late

GALLERY PARTY

Cocktail party and chilling out, talking about the day and listening to good live music in an Art Gallery in Rome.
Contemporary Cluster is a place of experimentation on contemporary art and contemporaneity passing through different approaches and modalities.
Contemporary Cluster – Via dei Barbieri, 7