Rodrigo Renteria proposes that education is about exposure, experience and emotion. While educators have become obsessed about teaching knowledge, it is the medium, not the goal of education.

Solo travel is not scary. This is the main idea of Ekaterina Egorova’s presentation. She told about her own experience to travel by herself and explain why it is not scary and even funny

Michael Soha told about his experience to travel by motorcycle into Asia. How to choose motorbike in Asia? Why it is better to buy local moto and why moto is so convenient in Asia

Everyone deserves to be a parent if they want to be. Infertility is a silent epidemic. Amira Mikhail shares her journey through endometriosis, miscarriage, infertility, and surrogacy.

Ten-thousand hours. Years of experience. There are many ways to define expert. Elias Puurunen asks: what does it mean to be one?

Jessica Nunno is a local freelance illustrator and teacher. This is her second time presenting for PechaKucha, the first time she prepared a speech about Huntsville STEAM Works. Now, she will be talking about her passion: art.

Kris Herbert is a journalist and storyteller. Through her most recent work, she is exploring the ways that stories connect people and places. Kris started Our Stories Project in 2016 in Lyttelton. Primary school children have interviewed people who grew up in Lyttelton and those interviews have been recorded, curated, edited and mapped to places. The first 13 story experiences are now available via the Our Stories Project app. In this PechaKucha, Kris shares some of the stories she has encountered through this project and some things she has learned along the way. It is a journey of empathy, connection and the power of storytelling.

After Janic Gorayeb's mother was hit with a rare virus that attacked her kidneys over 20 years ago, and two years of dialysis, this is the story of Janic's experience. 

Ersilia Anghel uses her experience as a plastic surgery resident to speak on the topic of Perseverance.