PACE Event Photos!

 

WE THINK OUR MIDDLE NAME IS CURIOSITY... AND FUN!


To demonstrte that, we celebrate our post-event for PACE: Impact Beyond Speed with this short video shot by our main stage photographer, Scott Blasken, during the initial talk by Julien LePage. We kicked off with a dynamic shared drumming activation, demonstrating that "pace" takes many forms...

Our event would not be what it was without our amazing volunteers and our speakers...

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For us, it's a rare thing to have one hard-working event photographer capture another having a moment of pure, raw, fun... that's what makes this such a delightful discovery when we were checking photo sets and saw this one of long-time volunteer and true TEDxCalgary friend Scott Blasken. He has captured more iconic images for us over the years with his masterful eye.than we can count, so our thanks to the About Love Photography team for this one!  

Just Released! Visit our TEDxCalgary photo account on Flickr to see speaker and participant photos from the amazing (always!) Scott Blasken of Chinook Arch Photography!

 

 

 


 

 Joining us this year as a first-time partner was About Love Photography Services, who were at our event to capture images of our Interactions Partners, participants, and volunteers!

They did an exceptional job and captured anamazing set of photos... thank you!!

 

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Our PACE: Impact Beyond Speed Partners

Our food, photography, and interactions partners are an essential part of making our event happen, and we thank all of the following partners who contributed to PACE: Impact Beyond Speed...

 

FOOD PARTNERS


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PHOTOGRAPHY PARTNERS


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INTERACTIONS PARTNERS 


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How do we ENGAGE: Connected?

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As current news reports are constantly reminding us, our journey with COVID-19 is far from over.

Many of us are likely tired of living through a major historical event and continally unprecedented (modern) times. The urge to get back to "normal" is strong, even though we don't know what that will mean for us going forward, or when it will happen.

It's also a time where those who aren't regularly connected with others are facing many of these challenges alone, or at least partly isolated. That can be deeply troubling, and it truly calls for us to extend more caring than ever before for our fellow humans on this journey. Whether it's your neighbour, someone in another quadrant of our city, or a person far away who shares similar interests, connecting with another person around shared ideas is a very basic but fundamental way to show our compassion for others.

Our next event on November 18, 2020 is titled ENGAGE: Connected.

It is a continuing celebration of our 2020/21 ENGAGE: with Ideas annual theme, but also is a great opportunity to deeply explore how our very concept of connections has changed. Where we might have made connections somewhat randomly at an in-person event, we often now need to seek them out deliberately and make sure they're scheduled in one another's calendars. And, the technical means by which we make them have grown leaps and bounds, sometimes enabling new forms of connection that open up new opportunities.

Our speakers for the event are being specially selected from those who already were ready to take the stage in March, when we had to postpone (ultimately indefinitely) our 10th Anniversary ENGAGE: Deeply event. Their voices are as important now as they were then, and possibly even more so. And, as the world has continued to evolve over the last 6+ months, so have their ideas.

Learn more and get your tickets at the ENGAGE: Connected event page.

 

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Highlights and Thanks from FLOW: Connecting the Dots

Our 2024 main event, FLOW: Connecting the Dots, brought together more than 400 participants, speakers, interactions partners and volunteers for an incredible day of sharing ideas. Watch a short highlights video of the event!

We were incredibly priviledged to have Her Honour, the Honourable Dr. Salma Lakhani, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta, and His Honour Dr. Zaheer Lakhani at the event to provide greetings and opening remarks on the value of ideas and volunteering in our communities.