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Sarah Kay ’10, spoken word poet and founder of Project V.O.I.C.E., spoke at the annual TED conference in Long Beach, CA two weeks ago. TED holds annual conferences around the world, inviting speakers ranging from Madeleine Albright to Bill Gates to give presentations about their respective fields. In her talk, entitled “If I had a daughter…”, Kay performed two original poems, “B” and “Hiroshima.” TED, which just uploaded videos from this year’s Long Beach conference online, is featuring Kay’s talk on the front page of its website.
March 19, 2011 2 Comments Tags: alums who do cool things
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[...] co-directs Project VOICE with Sarah Kay ’10. Share and [...]
[...] has published an illustrated version of her poem “B”, the piece with which she opened her TED talk in March. The poem, dedicated to a hypothetical future daughter, is poignant, funny, unbelievably wise [...]
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