What caring for my daughter taught me about broken systems | Christine Stow | TEDxThird Ward Salon

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How can one little girl who cannot speak change the way we think about healthcare, education, government, leadership—and even artificial intelligence? After becoming the primary carer for her daughter with profound disabilities, Christine Stow discovered that the greatest barriers to progress are often not a lack of resources, but the assumptions hidden inside the systems we create. Through deeply personal stories and powerful real-world examples, she explores why lasting change begins by questioning the way we think—not simply building bigger systems. In an era where AI will increasingly shape our institutions, this talk is a timely reminder that technology can only amplify the quality of the thinking behind it. Christine Stow is a TEDx speaker and strategic thinker who helps people and organisations change the way they see so they can change what's possible. Drawing on her experience as a corporate executive, elected local government leader, and primary carer for her daughter with

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