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Your TEDx event theme sets the tone of your event with one overarching question or statement. It essentially lets your attendees know what they should expect from the day. What is the difference between a theme, a topic, and an idea? A theme is the title or tagline of your event. A topic is the subject area that a single talk may address. Each talk will address a different topic. An idea is the original concept or notion that your speakers will bring to the stage at your event. Your theme should be abstract, and open to interpretation – it should be broad enough to leave room for a wide range of topics and speakers. Think of it like a title or tagline for your event. Your theme is not a topic or single subject like, “sustainability,” “medicine,” or “happiness,” but should be broad and overarching. Here are some examples of different themes that were used by other TED and TEDx events: You want to choose a theme that can be interpreted loosely, so that you can be as diverse with your tal

Create a theme Create a theme Your TEDx event theme sets the tone of your event with one overarching question or statement. It essentially lets your attendees know what they should expect from the day. What is the difference between a theme, a topic, and an idea? A theme is the title or tagline of your event. A topic is the subject area that a single talk may address. Each talk will address a different topic. An idea is the original concept or notion that your speakers will bring to the stage at your event. Choosing a theme Your theme should be abstract, and open to interpretation – it should

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