How COVID-19 welcomed a new era of kindness | Richard Lui | TEDxUofM

Richard explores the trajectory of selflessness and small acts of kindness as we progress into a post-pandemic world. Having lived a majority of his life on screen as a news anchor, he delves into what navigating an off-screen life was like during the pandemic as a caretaker for his father. Little by little he exposes the intricacies and importance of what you do when no one is watching. Richard Lui is a distinguished MSNBC / NBC News Anchor, filmmaker, and author, to this year's TEDxUofM stage. As a proud Ross alum, Richard brings a unique perspective shaped by his multifaceted career and academic journey. Richard's insights stem from his extensive experience in the field of journalism and storytelling, offering a deep understanding of global empathy and community. He will share stories that illuminate the power of collective action and the human spirit's resilience in facing challenges. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx