TEDxBroadway 2017: Desmond Patton Discusses Social Media’s Connection to Gang Violence
- DATE: July 17, 2017
- POSTED BY: Sarah Carrillo
- CATEGORY: News
Did you miss this year’s TEDxBroadway? Or do you want to relive the magic? We’ll be sharing videos of all the talks from this year’s conference over the next few weeks here on Selling Out. Or if you’re in a binge-watching mood, you can catch them all now at TEDxBroadway.com.
Today, we’re watching Desmond Patton, whose work as a social worker and researcher led him to create Safe Lab, which brings together youth voices with social workers and computer scientists to solve problems of gang violence. Patton encourages his audience to discover and tell more complete stories about black and latino youth, in order to see them for who they really are.
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More from TEDxBroadway 2017:
- Dreaming the Impossible Dream With Alton Fitzgerald White
- A SpongeBobian Approach to Art and Life With Tina Landau
- Making Art Together With Gus Rogerson
- Gardiner Comfort on Owning His Disorder
- Talking About Feedback From a Jerk Co-Worker With Rachelle Pereira
- Kanya Balakrishna Asks “What’s Your Dream?”
- Jon Albert and the Power of “Hurry up and Live!”
- Lester Vrtiak Shares How Anyone Can Be an Artist
- Ella Martin on Why Everyone Can Tackle Diversity
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