Las crisis que no vemos: cómo la atención define la importancia | Marisa Koike | TEDxColegio Maya Youth

Algunas de las mayores crisis del mundo rara vez llegan a los titulares, y las personas afectadas pueden volverse invisibles junto con ellas. La charla plantea qué se necesita para mirar más allá de las noticias que vemos a diario y reconocer las realidades humanas que pasan desapercibidas. Marisa Koike, estudiante de décimo grado en Colegio Maya, comparte su experiencia de vivir en distintos países de varios continentes como parte de una familia de la Embajada de Estados Unidos.

• Crisis que rara vez son noticia
• Cómo la atención determina qué parece importante
• Reconocer realidades humanas pasadas por alto

Some of the world’s biggest crises rarely make the headlines, and the people affected can become invisible along with them. What does it take to look beyond the stories we see every day and recognize the human realities we’re missing? Marisa Koike is a 10th grade student at Colegio Maya with a passion for political science, international relations, and understanding the world around her. As part of a U.S. Embassy family, she has grown up traveling and living in different countries across multiple continents, experiences that have shaped her perspective on global issues and the stories that receive attention. Outside the classroom, Marisa has been involved in theater as a stage manager for several years and enjoys reading and writing. Through her work, she hopes to encourage others to look beyond the stories they see most often and consider the ones that may be overlooked. 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