About FEM Talks

FEM Talks is the flagship public-speaking platform of the Finite Earth Movement — a space where ideas of finite living and climate correction come alive. Inspired by the simplicity and reach of TED Talks, FEM Talks offers a fresh alternative: instead of the iconic red dot, every speaker steps onto a green circle stage — symbolizing harmony with nature, limits of consumption, and hope for a sustainable future.

Speakers share authentic stories — from scientists to farmers, entrepreneurs to teachers — demonstrating that climate correction is not just a theory, but a practical reality. Every FEM Talk is about awakening minds, challenging habits, and inspiring daily choices toward finite living. Talks are recorded, produced, and released on a dedicated FEM Talks YouTube channel and social media pages to spread inspiration far beyond the room.

What Topics Are Covered

FEM Talks shine a light on every dimension of finite living and climate correction. Talks are not limited to science — they are about lived wisdom, technology, culture, and choices that shape our future. 

Each FEM Talk is designed to inspire, not preach — to offer clarity and conviction that finite living is not sacrifice, but liberation.

Some core themes include:

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Daily Habits of Climate Correction

Practical lifestyle changes using TUPEE (Travel, Use, Purchase, Eat, Electricity).

Impact Highlights

FEM Talks multiply impact — one voice sparks hundreds of actions.

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Let's Do it- Get Involved

For Organizations (Hosts)

  • Register to host a FEM Talk at your institution, company, or community space.
  • FEM provides branding guidelines, green-circle stage design, and event structure.
  • Host manages logistics (venue, audience, recording). FEM promotes your talk globally.                                                                 

For Individuals (Speakers)

  • Apply to become a FEM Talk Speaker.
  • Share your story, research, innovation, or lived example of finite living.
  • Selected speakers get trained to present with clarity, conviction, and impact.
  • Talks are delivered in 10–12 minutes + 5–10 minutes of discussion, recorded, and shared worldwide. For details

Call for Action - Start your FEM Talks Journey

Whether you want to host a FEM Talk in your community or step forward as a speaker who inspires finite living, this is your stage. 

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Featuring FEM Talks

Every FEM Talk is a spark — a story, an idea, an action. From a student inventing a low-energy gadget to a villager reviving traditional sustainable practices, FEM Talks puts the spotlight on real changemakers.

The First FEM Talks- jaIPUR

Launch Event at Rajasthan International Centre (RIC), Jaipur

Launching 27 Aug 2025 at RIC Jaipur, this Energy Swaraj Foundation event under the Finite Earth Movement unites leaders from business, education, health, and youth. A stage to share Bold ideas, Real solutions for Sustainable living on a finite planet. Read More

How to Organize FEM Talks?

Organizing a FEM Talk is simple, meaningful, and impactful. Here’s how you can get started:

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    Register the Talk: Visit www.thefiniteearth.org and register your FEM Talk by providing basic details. Once your event is approved, you’re ready to go ahead and create a bang. This step ensures alignment with the FEM vision and allows your event to be featured as part of the global movement.
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    Choose Your Space: Any place with a clean, quiet atmosphere and enough space for an audience will do — a classroom, auditorium, community hall, terrace, or even under a tree. FEM Talks are about substance, not size.
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    Set the Stage - Literally: The speaker stands on a green circle — a symbol of finite living and harmony with nature. This can be a small green carpet or painted dot, just like the red circle in TED Talks. The green circle reminds both speaker and audience that the planet’s boundaries are non-negotiable.
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    Invite a Speaker: Anyone with insights, ideas, stories, or actions aligned with finite living is welcome. They could be environmentalists, engineers, farmers, teachers, students, entrepreneurs, or traditional knowledge holders. What matters is authenticity and alignment, not fame.
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    Keep it Crisp with discussion: Talks should be 10–12 minutes long — uninterrupted, sharp, engaging, and thought-provoking. The focus is on personal insights, actionable ideas, or lived experiences that inspire change. After the talk, allow 5–10 minutes for audience reflection, questions, and discussion.
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    Record and Share: Film the talk with a simple phone or camera. Share the edited videos to ESF, it will get uploaded on FEM Talks Channel or share with FEM for wider dissemination. Let good ideas ripple outward.