Early Public Talks
These talks come from an earlier chapter of my public work. They show two important lines of my path: communication and social visibility on one side, and science, innovation, and human-centered impact on the other. I keep them here not as nostalgia, but as part of the road that later led me toward Peaceful World: from asking how ideas spread to asking which ideas are truly worth spreading.
Innovation Science: Tech for Real Change
In this early talk, I presented the idea behind Innovation Science — a hackathon format designed to bring together scientists, doctors, IT specialists, engineers, entrepreneurs, and communicators to work on practical solutions for real human problems. The central question was simple: why should our best technologies be used mostly for entertainment, when they could help address medicine, climate, food systems, accessibility, and the quality of human life?
That question still feels close to my current work. Peaceful World later became focused on peace education and nonviolence, but the deeper impulse was already present here: technology, knowledge, and creativity should serve life.
That question still feels close to my current work. Peaceful World later became focused on peace education and nonviolence, but the deeper impulse was already present here: technology, knowledge, and creativity should serve life.
Guerrilla Marketing for Social Projects
A practical workshop for activists and social-project teams on how to use guerrilla marketing, public-space creativity, storytelling, memes, humor, and low-budget communication to make important causes visible. The session included live work with the audience on campaign ideas for reducing plastic-bag use and promoting ecological habits.
Looking back, this talk feels like an early bridge between my marketing background and my later work with Peaceful World: a search for ways to help meaningful ideas spread without waiting for large budgets or institutional power.
Looking back, this talk feels like an early bridge between my marketing background and my later work with Peaceful World: a search for ways to help meaningful ideas spread without waiting for large budgets or institutional power.
America House talk / workshop · around 2018 · English AI dubbing available
Original video without translation
Note: This recording includes third-party reference materials used during the workshop, so the video may not be available for embedded playback. Please watch it directly on YouTube.
Note: This recording includes third-party reference materials used during the workshop, so the video may not be available for embedded playback. Please watch it directly on YouTube.
Archive note: These recordings were made around 2019. Some examples, wording, and framing reflect that period of my work. I keep them here as part of my public archive and professional evolution.
Podcast Interview
World BEYOND War Podcast · 2026
World BEYOND War is a global nonviolent movement working to end war and build a just and sustainable peace through education, activism, media, and international campaigns.
World BEYOND War Podcast · 2026
World BEYOND War is a global nonviolent movement working to end war and build a just and sustainable peace through education, activism, media, and international campaigns.
Revolution & Evolution
A long-form conversation with Marc Eliot Stein about Peaceful World, ahimsa, peace education, counterculture, Ukraine, anger, militarism, and the possibility of human evolution beyond war.
This interview is one of the clearest public introductions to my current work. We speak about nonviolence not as passivity, but as a demanding cultural, educational, and spiritual project — a movement from inherited violence toward a more conscious form of humanity.
A long-form conversation with Marc Eliot Stein about Peaceful World, ahimsa, peace education, counterculture, Ukraine, anger, militarism, and the possibility of human evolution beyond war.
This interview is one of the clearest public introductions to my current work. We speak about nonviolence not as passivity, but as a demanding cultural, educational, and spiritual project — a movement from inherited violence toward a more conscious form of humanity.
Public Work in Photos
