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Introducing Kristy Pierce-Danford speaking at TEDxCharleston 2020. A director of Charleston County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC) since its inception, she has seen how diminishing resources and inadequate prisons and jails present growing challenges on the horizon.

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Introducing Russell Reagan speaking at TEDxCharleston 2020. Must the grass always be greener? Expert horticultural scientist and landscaper Russell thinks there are more options than having a lush, green lawn, which in the long run may do more harm to our environment.

Introducing Karen Perlmutter speaking at TEDxCharleston 2020. With a master’s degree in clinical social work, Karen has seen first-hand that addiction is a tragedy w/ a profound effect on the family. She has ideas on how to combat addiction through more than treating the addict.

Introducing Steven Rosenzweig speaking at TEDxCharleston 2020. A happy accident in the lab leads to incredible advances in cancer and dementia treatment. This MUSC Health and MUSC Hollings Cancer Center researcher, Steven, a PhD, provides more.

Introducing Gracie & Lacy performing at TEDxCharleston 2020. Talented performers, song writers and creators whose work honors their Charleston roots, this dynamic duo will present with their unique style an original piece honoring the 350th Anniversary of Charleston.

Introducing Jacquelyn K. Nagel speaking at TEDxCharleston 2020. The old saying holds true: we can learn from nature. Jacquelyn, a PhD in mechanical engineering, believes inspiration through biomimicry can lead to realistic and feasible solutions using nature as a guide.

Introducing Austin Fitzhenry speaking at TEDxCharleston 2020. Enamored with biology from an early age, he looks to nature for clues on improving our own human interactions. Who knew that the much-maligned snake would give us a template on how to treat each other in life?

Introducing Landon Sanford speaking at TEDxCharleston 2020. How many times have we wished to learn more from those who are at the end of their lives? Charleston native and recent Vanderbilt grad Landon thinks the answer may be asking questions as they look back on life.

Introducing Zandrina Dunning & Stephen Washington performing at TEDxCharleston 2020. Charleston-based classically trained singer/songwriter joins native of the Low Country who is a piano virtuoso. The talented duo will debut an original work inspired by the Cascades theme.

Introducing Sam Norton speaking at TEDxCharleston 2020. Farming – not on land – but in the sea. Budding entrepreneur and recipient of the most ever grant funding by a College of Charleston student, Sam is working to grow a new sustainable food supply.

While TEDxCharleston is known for inspiring speakers and ideas, it wouldn't be a Charleston event without great food and drink. Enjoy the culinary delights from some of your favorite food & drink establishments that will be on hand for the famous TEDxCharleston After Party.

Introducing Jared Bramblett speaking at TEDxCharleston 2020. Flooding is escalating: solutions are daunting. Jared, engineer & expert on issues relating to flood mitigation, sees the need for increasing collective awareness on sea-level rise impact and modifying approaches.

Introducing John Rhodes speaking at TEDxCharleston 2020. Becoming a physician is hard enough, but MUSC Health cardiologist John proves that overcoming dyslexia, attention deficit and more is not an insurmountable task. John scored zero on his MCAT reading, but is now a doctor.

Introducing Jody Bell speaking at TEDxCharleston 2020. When this College of Charleston freshman was in high school, she noticed friends suddenly not coming to school out of fear for their undocumented parents. Jody will share her idea to help educate this growing, often overlooked population.

Introducing Keith Smalls speaking at TEDxCharleston 2020. The only formerly incarcerated member of @ChsCJCC, Keith’s 19 years in prison’s punishment and rehabilitation process taught him what doesn’t work.

Introducing Stephanie Armstrong speaking at TEDxCharleston 2020. MUSC College of Nursing nurse, scientist & educator, Stephanie has a strong interest in marginalized, exploited members of our society. Her mission seeks to increase awareness& improve availability of services for survivors.