Dutch TV - Erasmus Program -

For several years we have co-operated with Dutch TV to provide support and a program segment. Initially we had a series about Dutch Design. Thereafter we showed selections of the 2014 TEDxBinnenhof (Global Challenges | Dutch Solutions), the 2015 TEDxAmsterdam and the 2016 TEDxBinnenhof (Ideas from Europe). Repeat programs are broadcasted weekly on Sundays on free -to-air channel C31 (Ch 44) at 3:00 pm (scheduled to be moved to 8:30 pm in the future). See also Dutch TV.

Videoclips of past programs can be seen on YouTube. As an example, the TEDxAmsterdam selections included the following segments (in alphabetical order, source: TEDxAmsterdam):

• HRH Princess Margriet - "How can we prevent natural disasters from becoming humanitarian catastrophes?"
  “By investing 1 euro in prevention we can save 7 euros in emergency relief,” Princess Margriet of the Netherlands.
  
  
• Jacqueline Hamelink - "BachTherapy!"
  Jacqueline Hamelink is a cellist who performed a piece for the audience of TEDxAmsterdam that is generally performed for just 4 people.
  
  
• Leo Kouwenhoven - "Can We Make Quantum Technology Work?"
  Leo Kouwenhoven is a professor of physics at TU Delft. His team at the QU Tech Lab designs experiments to place electrons in superpositions.
  
  
• Maite Hontelé - "How Does a Dutch Trumpet Player Become Famous in Colombia?"
  Grammy award nominated Maite Hontelé tells us how she became interested in salsa and ended up in Columbia.
  
  
• Mark Dingemanse - "The Power of 'Huh?'"
  Mark Dingemanse is a linguist. He studies languages for a living. But if you had asked him five years ago to say something about the power of “Huh?”, he would’ve said: “Huh?”.
  
  
• Maurice Mikkers - "Imaginarium of Tears"
  Tears are unique, they are beautiful and they are ART.
  
  
• Ntjam Rosie - "What Can I Do to Make this World a Better Place?"
  Cameroon-Dutch performer, Ntjam Rosie performs a song asking questions of God.
  
  
• PIPS:lab ( - "Selfie Symphony"
  PIPS:lab creates the first ever selfie symphony with the help of the TEDxAmsterdam audience.
  
  
• Victoria Roosenrot- "Hiraeth"
  Victoria Roosenrot’s gravity defying rope dance (corde lisse) caused many in the audience to gasp. Beautiful and haunting.
  
  
• Zelda La Grange - "Is It Natural to Hate?"
  Zelda La Grange became Nelson Mandela’s personal assistant in 1994. Born and raised by a Boer family in an isolated community in South Africa, La Grange was taught to believe that she and others like her were superior merely by virtue of their skin colour.