Empowering Women Across Generations | Stephanie Chang | TEDxBeijing 101 High School Women

Описание: Stephanie's TEDx speech traces three generations of women in her family—her grandmother, her mother, and herself—to show how stereotypes and social stratification have shaped, and sometimes limited, women’s opportunities. She connect these personal stories to broader social statistics and feminist concepts like intersectionality, hegemony, and the male gaze, emphasizing that education is the key to breaking cycles of bias and building a more equitable future. Stephanie Chang is a driven, non-typical ENTJ with a passion for neuroscience and cognitive psychology. She prefers the title "boss" over "girl boss," emphasizing that strength transcends gender. After attending Brown University's Women and Leadership program, Stephanie deepened her commitment to female empowerment and social issues. As the founder and director of the Caring Minds 101 division, she advocates for adolescent mental health, balancing leadership with article writing and exhibition planning. She also leads art therapy activities, believing in creativity's healing power. Additionally, as a head of Echo, a biology platform, she fosters collaboration among students across disciplines like zoology and brain science.
Overall, Stephanie is the kind of leader who will make the world a better place, whether through her passion, her ambitions, or the strength she has gained along the way." 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