ゴールの先へ | ヴィブハ・ヴィーラマチャネニ | TEDxOakridge Intl School Vizag Youth

TEDxOakridge International School Vizag Youthで行われた講演で、社会が女性のスポーツに対して抱く期待を取り上げています。話し手のヴィブハ・ヴィーラマチャネニは、IBDP1の学生でカタック舞踊の訓練を受けています。アスリートはどうあるべきかというイメージを誰がつくってきたのかを問いかけています。女性の外見や振る舞い、その業績がどのように受け止められるかについても触れ、見過ごされやすい才能や過小評価される勝利、語られることの少ない物語に光を当てています。

• アスリートのイメージが早くから形成される過程
• 女性の外見、振る舞い、業績に向けられる期待
• 見過ごされる才能と過小評価される勝利

Long before anyone plays a sport, they learn what an athlete is supposed to look like. This talk explores how society builds expectations around women in sport: how they should look, how they should behave, and how their achievements should be read. It asks who taught us that picture, and follows it to the talent we overlook, the wins we undersell, and the stories that never get told. Vibha Veeramachaneni is an IBDP1 student and trained Kathak dancer who began her classical dance journey at eight, initially learning Kuchipudi. She has played football since the age of seven and has competed in multiple sports, currently training primarily as a track and field athlete while representing her school in basketball and continuing her passion for football. A two-time Natyaravli national solo dance winner with multiple group wins, Vibha is passionate about dance and sport, particularly women in sport. 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