Cómo los jóvenes llevan sus raíces mientras aprenden a marcharse | Zoe Yu | TEDxArbutus Ridge Youth

Zoe Yu, en su charla en TEDxArbutus Ridge Youth, analiza cómo las personas, los lugares y los recuerdos del pasado influyen en quiénes llegamos a ser al crecer. A partir de experiencias personales de cambio, aventuras al aire libre e identidades que se transforman, reflexiona sobre qué vale la pena conservar, qué puede reinterpretarse y qué puede dejarse atrás. La charla plantea qué le debemos a la persona que fuimos cuando crecer significa convertirse en alguien nuevo.

• Crecer como un proceso de elegir qué conservar, qué reinterpretar y qué dejar atrás
• Experiencias personales de cambio, aventuras al aire libre e identidades cambiantes
• Cómo la memoria y las relaciones pasadas siguen moldeando la identidad

“Growing up requires a kind of curation: learning what still fits, what can be reimagined, and what we are finally ready to leave behind.” Through personal experiences of change, outdoor adventures, and shifting identities, Zoe Yu explores how the people, places, and memories from our past continue to shape who we become. As she reminds us, “You don’t have to preserve something for it to have mattered.” My name is Zoe Yu, and you’ll usually find me doing commercial dance, choreographing, mountain biking way too fast down trails in Squamish, babysitting kids, or petting cats despite being allergic to them. I love anything that involves friends, a little adrenaline, movement, or music. If growing up means becoming someone new, what do we owe the person we used to be? In my TEDx talk, I explore how memory, identity, and change shape what we choose to carry forward. 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