How to break down boxes | Emma Halsey | TEDxSUNY Oswego

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From an early age, we are placed into categories by others and often by ourselves. These labels can give us a sense of belonging, but they can also limit how we see what we are capable of. In this talk, Emma Halsey shares her thoughts on how expectations, assumptions, and labels shape our lives. She talks about how questioning these boundaries can help us understand ourselves better, build stronger connections, and feel free to define who we are in our own way. Emma Halsey is an active leader in student engagement and academic initiatives at SUNY Oswego, collaborating with organizations such as the Asian Student Association and the ALANA Multicultural Conference to promote discussions on identity, communication, and connection. She is particularly interested in the intersection between independence and community, exploring how balance in the face of extremes can build healthier relationships and personal growth. Her approach blends storytelling with research-informed insight, making c

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