Why is kindness sometimes the most difficult, yet necessary choice we must make as humans? After a mass shooting at a primary school in Tallie’s hometown, random acts of kindness inspired hope amid a period of devastation. However, it shouldn't take a tragedy for us to learn this important lesson. Watch Tallie's TEDx talk to hear her reflections on why being kind is an action, not a quality, and why we must deliberately practice kindness to heal the divides we see in our communities.

Tallie Nikitchyuk is a third-year student at University College Roosevelt studying literature, linguistics, and psychology. She originally comes from Sandy Hook, Connecticut (U.S.A.) is passionate about community-based initiatives and making the world a kinder place. Why is kindness sometimes the most difficult, yet necessary, choice we must make as humans? After a mass shooting at a primary school in this Tallie’s hometown, random acts of kindness inspired hope amid a period of devastation. However, it shouldn't take a tragedy for us to learn this important lesson. Join Tallie's talk to hear her reflections on why being kind is an action, not a quality, and why we must deliberately practice kindness to heal the divides we see in our communities.


Tallie Nikitchyuk is a third-year student at University College Roosevelt studying literature, linguistics, and psychology. She originally comes from Sandy Hook, Connecticut (U.S.A.), and her favorite kind of ice cream is cookie dough. Tallie is passionate about community-based initiatives and making the world a kinder place. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at [ Ссылка ]

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