Le courage de recommencer | Zhaleh Sadeghian | TEDxLitte lran Women

Zhaleh Sadeghian, présentatrice expérimentée de la radio et de la télévision, réfléchit au courage nécessaire pour quitter un monde familier, accepter l'incertitude et recommencer. Elle évoque une carrière dans la radiodiffusion iranienne, commencée à cinq ans, puis son installation au Canada, qui a ouvert un nouveau chapitre. Cette étape l'a conduite à redéfinir son identité et son sens de la vie. L'intervention examine comment nos expériences façonnent qui nous sommes.

• Une carrière de présentatrice, de poésie et de culture en Iran
• Les défis d'une arrivée au Canada et la redéfinition de soi
• Recommencer comme chemin vers la découverte de soi

From stepping behind a microphone at the age of five to becoming a familiar voice in Iranian radio and television, Zhaleh Sadeghian spent decades building a career in broadcasting, poetry, and culture. But moving to Canada brought an entirely new chapter, one that required her to navigate unfamiliar surroundings and redefine her sense of identity and purpose. Through her personal journey, Zhaleh reflects on the courage it takes to leave behind a familiar world, embrace uncertainty, and begin again. Her story explores how our experiences shape who we are, and how starting over can become an opportunity to rediscover ourselves. A veteran radio and television presenter, she began her broadcasting career at age five on Iran’s national radio as a child actor and announcer. After earning her degree in Communications and Journalism from Allameh Tabataba’i University in 1988, she returned to broadcasting and went on to host numerous live radio and television programs focused on poetry, literature, music, and culture. Her career includes narrating major musical and poetic productions, collaborating with renowned musicians and orchestras, and hosting hundreds of stage programs, festivals, seminars, and cultural events across Iran. She has received several awards for broadcasting and presenting. Since immigrating to Canada, she has created and hosted the podcast *She’r o Shekar* on Apple Podcasts. She currently lives in Toronto. 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