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Don't ask us why and what happened | Adam Chia Bahroz | TEDxMinara

Original title: Don’t ask us why and what happened | Adam Chia Bahroz | TEDxMinara

Oct 29, 20265:18
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Growing up with a disability in Kurdistan brought everyday challenges that most children never face. Speaker Adam Chia Bahroz describes learning to focus on what he could change rather than on circumstances beyond his control. The talk offers a practical account of persistence, hard work and finding a way forward when the odds are against you. It was given at an independently organized TEDx event.

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  • Everyday challenges of growing up with a disability in Kurdistan
  • Persistence and hard work
  • Focusing on what can be changed
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Growing up with a disability in Kurdistan brought everyday challenges that most kids never have to face. Instead of dwelling on circumstances beyond his control, a young boy learned to focus on what he could change. In this talk, he shares a grounded, practical story of persistence, hard work, and finding a path forward when the odds are stacked against you. Adam is a Kurdish child living with a disability whose courage, determination, and unwavering spirit have touched the hearts of many. His story reflects a deep sense of belonging and dedication to the Kurdish pursuit of independence, while reminding us that every individual has a meaningful role to play in shaping their nation’s future. Through his strength and perseverance, Adam has become a powerful symbol of inclusion, sacrifice, and devotion. His journey demonstrates that determination knows no boundaries—and that even the smallest voice can carry a powerful message of hope, identity, and national pride. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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