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Breaking the Ivory Tower | Anupam Debashis Roy | TEDxBashundharaRd
TEDx Talks Anupam Debashis Roy, a renowned activist and education advocate, delivers a compelling TEDx talk on the pivotal role of the media and education in today's morally fragmented society. Known for his profound insights on media, ethics, and education, Roy questions the entrenched structures of traditional knowledge and underlines the need for a universal education approach in this dynamic era.
"Breaking the Ivory Tower" is a rousing call-to-action for educators, media professionals, policymakers, and anyone interested in the future of education and ethical discourse. Through this enlightening talk, Anupam Debashis Roy challenges us to rethink and reshape the media and education landscapes to create a more informed, ethical, and inclusive society. Anupam Debashis Roy is a multi-talented Bangladeshi figure, known for his contributions as a columnist, author, activist, and editor. He serves as the editor and organizer of Muktiforum, a platform for writers, artists, and activists committed to building a progressive and inclusive society. Anupam is widely recognized for his political activism, particularly his columns and efforts against authoritarianism in Bangladesh and beyond.
Anupam's writings showcase his passion for social justice and his commitment to progressive ideals. He is the author of several notable works, including "Not All Springs End Winter: Political Economy of Mass Youth Movement Before, During and After Shahbag," a book of poems "Opraproboyoskota (Non-adulthood)," and the storybook "Sontan (The Offspring)." 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
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