Killing it as a young person | Siobhan Kelly | TEDxYouth@TeAro

Siobhan is passionate about encouraging young people to get their confident, passionate, activist sides out, get into the adult world and know their worth, particularly in environments where they know how valuable they can be. In her talk, Siobhan goes over key life skills she has found helpful in tackling the challenge of what seem like scary adult environments, but are really opportunities for success. Siobhan Kelly is a young climate activist who aims on upskilling other young people. Siobhan has aspirations of a clean, youth and diverse-led country and hopefully one day, world. She has a long history of activism and climate involvement having been involved in not-for-profit organizations since the age of 12, now co-leading Wellington's Generation Zero, the creators of the Zero Carbon Act, at 17 years old.

Siobhan is passionate about encouraging young people to get their confident, passionate, activist sides out, get into the adult world and know their worth, particularly in environments where they know how valuable they can be. Siobhan will be going over some key life skills she has found really helpful in tackling the challenge of what now seem like scary adult environments, but will hopefully end up looking like opportunities for success. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at

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