All of us on the TED Fellows team are so excited to get to know you, and we can’t wait to introduce you to your incredible fellow cohort Fellows!
In this informal post-TED2022 webinar we will all reconnect and give you some tips about how you can stay engaged and involved with the Fellows community going forward. We’ll also save time for any questions you might have, as well as time to catch up with one another.
It’s getting close to conference time! Getting ready for the conference is exciting + nerve racking. We’ll talk through what to expect at the conference and answer any questions you might still have. Plus, you’ll have the chance to meet and mingle with some of the other Fellows that are attending TED2022.
Learn more about the resources that are offered to you through the TED Fellowship! Alanna Shaikh, TED Fellow and head of our professional coaching program, will tell you about our coaching services and explain how you can best benefit from the program. Art business expert, Colleen Keegan, will introduce an innovative strategic planning model developed specifically for artists and creatives. She will guide you through how you can use strategic planning to create multiple revenue streams and enjoy a sustainable career.
Briar Goldberg, TED's brilliant Director of Speaker Coaching, will share tips on how to write and speak in your authentic voice, how to avoid TED cliches, and how to think about storytelling.
All of us on the TED Fellows team are so excited to get to know you, and we can’t wait to introduce you to your incredible fellow cohort Fellows!
We had so much fun hanging out with you all last time, we’d like to do this again! No agenda, just come and hang out with your fellow Fellows and the TED Fellows Team!
It’s almost conference time! Getting ready for the conference is exciting + nerve racking. We’ll talk through what to expect at the conference and answer any questions. Your class won’t be the only ones joining us, you’ll also have the chance to meet the other Fellows that are attending TEDMonterey.
Since we are not all going to be able to hang out IRL for a while, we want to just have some time to connect + hang out. No agenda, just come and get to know your fellow Fellows from your cohort as well as our team.
In this webinar art business expert Colleen Keegan will introduce an innovative strategic planning model developed specifically for artists and creatives. She will guide you through how you can use strategic planning to create multiple revenue streams and enjoy a sustainable career.
Learn more about the TED Fellows coaching program, which offers professional coaching services to every Fellow. Alanna Shaikh, head of the program and TED Fellow, will explain how you can best benefit from this program. Many Fellows swear that this relationship has been transformative, so don't miss out.
This webinar, hosted by Fellows Director and Deputy Director, will go through what is expected of you during your Fellowship. They'll discuss TED's guidelines, code of conduct, general expectations, and finish with a Q&A.
Briar Goldberg, TED’s fantastic Speaker Coach, will be sharing tips on how to write and speak in your authentic voice, how to avoid TED cliches, and how to think about storytelling. She will also share some tried and true advice on how to light up the stage, make great eye contact, use your voice effectively and, of course, how to learn and rehearse a talk.
The TED Fellowship often marks a major milestone: it is not only a huge accomplishment but an introduction to a new broader audience for you and your work. Strategically sharing news of the Fellowship announcement on social media and with your communities and networks can be an important part of this. To help you make the most of this opportunity, we’ve asked our PR partner, Ben Kellogg, and social media partner, Teru Kuwayama, for their input on how to share the news in a way that is authentic, engaging, and in line with your mission.
Thanks for joining Heather Schroder's webinar 'So you Want to be a Published Author.' Now that you have a bit of background on the process of trying to write and publish your book, it's time to workshop your ideas! In this bonus follow-up session led by Heather, she will start by giving you a few examples of how an agent would typically assess your book pitches. You will then be paired up with another Fellow and put into breakout rooms where you will workshop each other's book ideas and/or book proposals. This session will be a chance to experience hands-on practice and give each other constructive feedback based on what you have learned! After your breakout rooms, we will come back together and share as a group.
