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After-party TEDxAms 2015

Monique van Dusseldorp introduces the final speaker for TEDxAms2015.

Nelson Mandela's former secretary Zelda La Grange talks about overcoming racism.

Guest experience at TEDxAmsterdam 2015.

After-party on the stage of Stadsschouwburg Amsterdam, #TEDxAms2015, #BigQuestions

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Matt Stopera's stolen iphone leads to adventure and China and Brother Orange. He tells the TEDxAms2015 audience all about it.

Photo credit: Bas Uterwijk

Monique van Dusseldorp introducing speaker Michel Abdel Malek.

Maite Hontele performing on stage and sharing her story about how music can be a role model for girls.

Photo by Kim Hanskamp

Two-fisted phone owner Matt Stopera telling the TEDxAms2015 audience about the journey of friendship he embarked upon as a result of a stolen iphone.

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The TEDxAms2015 audience simply glows.

The TEDxAms2015 crew takes a bow at the close of the event.

The winner of TEDxAmsterdam Award 2015.

Kim Hanskamp

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The TEDxAms2015 crew takes a bow at the close of the event.

After-party on the stage of Stadsschouwburg Amsterdam, #TEDxAms2015, #BigQuestions

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Grammy nominated Maite Hontelé performing on stage and sharing her story about how music can be a role model for girls. TEDxAms2015.

Buzzfeed editor Matt Stopera asks, Where is My Phone?

Ad Vingerhoets, Professor of Social and Behavioral Sciences at Tilburg University, believes that emotional tears have played an important role in our evolution and still serve important functions. TEDxAms2015

Photo by Pat Kockelkorn

Oliver de Leeuw and Coen Rispins

Grammy nominated Maite Hontelé performing on stage and sharing her story about how music can be a role model for girls. TEDxAms2015.

TEDxAms2015's master of ceremonies Jim Stolze.