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https://www.ted.com/talks/michael_shellenberger_how_fear_of_nuclear_power_is_hurting_the_environment#t-819212
1. Percentage of electricity from clean energy is decreasing
2.Fossil fuels is increasing faster than clean energy
3. People are taking down reactors, where by the time the world will have half of its reactors
4. Over the next 15 years the U.S could loose have of its reactors
5. The world is at risk of loosing four times more clean energy than we lost over the last 10 years, which means we are in a clean energy crisis
6. The British journal Lancet says that nuclear is the safest way to make reliable power
7. The problem is not the machines is our selves, since we have fear, etc

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https://www.ted.com/talks/jacqueline_novogratz_on_an_escape_from_poverty?referrer=playlist-the_quest_to_end_poverty#t-337744
The video I watch was a talk given by a women that went to Kenya, during her trip to Kenya she stopped at Nairobi. In Nairobi she saw trash trowed everyone, small deteriorated homes. In only a mile long a half of million people live. This spot is known for prostitution, violence and drugs and a hard place to grow up. She says that during her inspection to this place she saw a lot of aspiration of this people, this people used the small amounts of resources they had to create a "good life" for their families. One of the women she meet heard about an organisation that lend money to people in need as long as they provided them, to achieve this she spent a year to save 15 dollars, over time she could by a sewing machine to make dresses for little girls, latter on she was chased away from her home and another organisation built a low cost home organisation and helped her had a better life.
Many more organisations should be involve to help the other people that are in the same situation and have no help.

Juanita Moreno

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https://www.ted.com/talks/seema_bansal_how_to_fix_a_broken_education_system_without_any_more_money#t-850712

In this TED talk Seema Bansal proposes a solution to the poor quality of education in Haryana, India (that can be implemented in the rest of the world). Many schools lack quality education because they don't have the budget, Seema Bansal  proposes a solution.
They examined the problem and found out that 40% of students dropped out of public schools for the lack of quality education.
They realized that the teachers were not teaching. Instead they supervised lunch or cleaned the establishment. And of course the lack of money was an issue.
All of these are factors that cause the quality of education to go down.
Seema Bansal examined other systems on a smaller scale and though that the plan really worked. But because of a small budget they could not implement the system. The solutions were using the technology that they had as a tool (for the teachers and principals) to communicate information and assignments. The supervisors als started to look at academic results instead of establishment quality. The schools that were doing a good job got rewards and the others got help. This program shows a way to improve education quality showing us some of the problems and proposing a solution. A solution that could be viable for countries that lack resources. Manuela Angel.

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https://www.ted.com/talks/jacqueline_novogratz_on_an_escape_from_poverty?referrer=playlist-the_quest_to_end_poverty#t-99730

The video I watch is about a Jackeline Novogratz in 2009 that is talking about poverty. She talks here expirience when she went to Africa to a little town and see all the poverty in this place.  Their were 8 people sleeping in a room, there was a lot of prostitution, violence etc. She talks about a women i Nairobi that is prostitute, and her dream is to escape poverty and to become a doctor and she wants to get married and escape poverty.

Nicolas Rengifo

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https://www.ted.com/talks/sir_ken_robinson_bring_on_the_revolution#t-18836
https://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_says_schools_kill_creativity#t-1138765

https://www.ted.com/talks/andreas_schleicher_use_data_to_build_better_schools#t-306057

In the first 2 ted talks Ken Robinson explains the problems of education and how there should be a revolution of schools. On the third talk Andrea talks about the same revolution or change based on statistics to be more convincing.

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the video I watched was about a man that had three myths about work in the future, he say that the threat of technological disemploy is real, but that is a good thing to have. the first myth he called it the terminator myth, and is based on that the machines are an important thing Mohave, because they improve the capacities of people an d make them work better, also he says that maybe in the future people will be displace from some works, but because there would be more jobs, then those people could find another job.

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In this TEd talk musimbi kanyoro talks about how poeple should invest in gerder equality for the good of all of us.
She talks about "isirika" wich main ideas is the one of "caring together for one another".
People in her community would give money to their neighbor to send their kids to school, no matter if it were woman or man, they wanted a future to everyone.
Isirika and musimbi´s communuty became considered for herself a poor vulnerable population.
isirika afirms common humanity.
People dont see woman, refugees, person with disabilities first and to change the main world problem we should start by changing this inequality.
Isabela Cardona
https://www.ted.com/talks/musimbi_kanyoro_to_solve_the_world_s_biggest_problems_invest_in_women_and_girls

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https://www.ted.com/talks/heather_brooke_my_battle_to_expose_government_corruption#t-751748
In this video Heather Brooke, criticises the way that corruption is formed by the way of power and the tree of power. She makes a comment of Animal Farm, she says that people should read that book to realise how power can corrupt a person. Before she mentions this she says that before having power or talking about power you should have skepticism and humility. She mentions this to not fall in corruption of power. Another good thing is that she makes you realise how someone can be corrupt so easily, like a judge, she says that do to some papers she found in the parlament in  the UK 3 judges and other people were convicted. She also names freedom of knowing what is happening in your country and gives websites, to find out thing like how many police officers have a criminal record and what are they, but these websites only include a small list of countries. Finally she highlights the fact that politicians are people just like us, they don't have special powers, and that they could corrupt easily just like any of us could do.

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In this TED talk Michlle Obama talks about her personal education. She belives that a good education begins by giving love to the kids by the people that are around them.
A kid that has learned goos values and good purposes can go really far.
Good education starts by teaching kids about passion, integrity, confidence, perseverance all wraped with loved.
The best way for a kid to grow up being respectfull with equality is by teaching them about relationship between man and woman.
The importance of differentiate "the wold of today" and "the world as it should be".
Isabela Cardona
https://www.ted.com/talks/michelle_obama#t-311475

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https://www.ted.com/talks/per_espen_stoknes_how_to_transform_apocalypse_fatigue_into_action_on_global_warming#t-876584
Per Espen Stokes explains why are people not taking action on avoiding climate change.
He explains that people think it is something that is very far ways. Something that it's not here not now. So people don't make that big of an effort to change their life to solve this problem.
He talks about how meat and riding cars it awful for the environment but it is routinary for people so they don't stop. How if people thought about the solutions as social norms (like using solar panels) the action against climate change would be more efficient. He later explains how important that the climate is. Climate is health. If we don't have a healthy climate to live in we are going to be affected. How the world works in a cycle and by disrupting the climate everything will also be disrupted. To this he proposes to gain conscience and start an action. Manuela Angel

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https://www.ted.com/talks/roxane_gay_confessions_of_a_bad_feminist#t-245726

-Our society is set up to set women economically vulnerable.

Juanita Moreno