Les crises que nous ne voyons pas : comment l'attention façonne l'importance | Marisa Koike | TEDxColegio Maya Youth

Certaines des plus grandes crises mondiales font rarement la une des médias, et les personnes touchées peuvent disparaître du regard avec elles. L'intervention interroge ce qu'il faut pour dépasser les récits quotidiens et reconnaître les réalités humaines qui passent inaperçues. Marisa Koike, élève de terminale... de 10e année au Colegio Maya, s'appuie sur ses années passées dans plusieurs pays de différents continents, en tant que membre d'une famille de l'ambassade des États-Unis.

• Des crises rarement à la une
• Comment l'attention définit ce qui semble important
• Reconnaître les réalités humaines oubliées

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