Theme: I'MPossible

We’re redefining impossible and we need your help to do it. We want to hear from speakers who are ready to change the world. If you interested, email us at tedx@sannewschool.com

San New School
Taizi lake north road
Wuhan, Hubei, 430000
China

Alice Huang

My name is Alice Huang, and I'm currently studying at San New School in Wuhan. Recently, I've been preparing for my college life at University of Chicago.

Amber Xie

I’m an entrepreneur who is dedicated to boosting confidence in people, especially women. Fun fact about me: I have an empathy group which hosts meeting every Friday. So far it has been hosted for 33 weeks. It’s an event which encourages people to listen to those with opposite points of view.

Chelsea Fisher

I’m an American mom of three raising her family in Wuhan, which is not what I grew up expecting to do. I love teaching high school English, dancing, sewing, and baking bread-- but not at the same time.

HaiLong Wu

My name is Wu HaiLong. I come from Suzhou. I have an electronics company and I’m an outdoor explorer and photographer. So I started an outdoor sports company, customized outdoor adventure experience for customers and customized outdoor team building.

Iris Wu

Hi everyone, I’m Iris. I’m studying in the business track at San new School, in Wuhan, I’m honored to be involved in this event. I’m good at calligraphy and painting, and I am willing to try new things, such as bungee jumping and skydiving.

Kate Jiang

My name is Kate and I’m a middle school student. I like watching Marvel movies and I learned a lot from them. I want to tell people that we can change, help others and give people strength. That everyone can become a superhero who changes the world.

Krista Pack

My name is Krista Pack. I was born and raised in the metropolitan Washington, D.C. area in the United States. I received my degree in music education from George Mason University in 2017.

Sara Platto

My name is Dr. Sara Platto, and I am an Italian veterinarian and animal behaviorist.

Wency Suo

My name is Wency Suo and I’m an average 14 year-old student that is currently in Wuhan. About a year ago, I moved from Boise, Idaho to Wuhan because of my parents' work. Throughout this experience I've learned a lot about how I think and the advantages of thinking this way.