How Respecting Religions Builds a Peaceful World | Daniel Frndas | TEDxKids@ElCajon

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You don’t have to agree with someone’s beliefs to understand them. Inspired by a moment on his neighborhood playground where he stood up for a boy being mocked while praying, student speaker Daniel Frndas highlights how respect, curiosity, and tolerance can replace fear and prejudice. Drawing on psychological and sociological research, Daniel demonstrates how standing up for religious freedom creates safer communities, reduces bullying, and builds lasting peace. Watch to learn why respecting different beliefs is a strength and how young people have the power to build bridges instead of walls. Daniel presented this talk at a local youth event, showcasing how Cajon Valley Union School District students use their lived experiences to champion empathy, inclusion, and community connection. This student developed their talk as part of the TED-Ed Student Talk Program in Cajon Valley Union School District. The purpose of TEDxKidsElCajon is to help develop and amplify student voices in our c

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