We analyzed participants' data from the TEDxTehranWomen 2020 event and used Python libraries to visualize them. You can see all the results in the slides. Hope you like it.

1. Analyzing data of TEDxTehranWomen 2020
By Mahsa Geshvadi and Yalda Shirkavand, TEDxTehran Technology Team
May 2021

2. TED is a nonpartisan nonprofit devoted to spreading
ideas, usually in the form of short, powerful talks. TED
began in 1984 as a conference where Technology,
Entertainment and Design converged, and today
covers almost all topics — from science to business
to global issues — in more than 110 languages.
About TED

3. About TEDx
A TEDx event is a local gathering where live TED-like talks
and videos previously recorded at TED conferences are
shared with the community. TEDx events are fully planned
and coordinated independently, on a
community-by-community basis. The content and design of
each TEDx event is unique and developed independently, but
all of them have features in common.

4. About TEDxTehran
Supporting the mission of
Ideas Worth spreading,
TEDxTehran are local,
independently organized
events licensed by TED that
brings people living in Tehran
together to share a TED-like
experience. We bring thought
leaders, innovators and doers,
from across different
disciplines, to share their ideas
and stories in the heart of
Tehran. In the spirit of TED’s
“Ideas Worth Spreading” we
strive to bring “Make Iran
Famous for its Ideas”.

5. What is TEDxTehran
Women 2020 event?
We at TEDxTeranWomen joined the
conversation TEDWomen2020 started
with the theme of "Fearless". In this
event, we addressed the issues of
women and men from different
backgrounds and nationalities. It talks
about the stereotypes that limit both
women and men; and how we, as
thinkers and doers of our community,
can show up and change the status
quo. The theme “Fearless” is a
reminder for all of us to stay bold and
brilliant, show up, and let the fearless
person inside us speak up.

6. Ariana Vafadari Roya Mahboob
Kamuran Ucar Jabiz Hafizi Mandana Nouri
Shima Beigi Mahsa Alafar
Speakers:
Mitra Shahsavand
Sanaz Sadooghi

7. Partners:

8. 600 30% 70%
Attendees Male Female
Place of Origin: . Tehran: 60% . Other Cities: 35% . Other Countries: 5%
Female diplomats from embassies such as the Netherlands and Slovenia attend the event and
provide positive feedback.

9. Job Categories
● As you can see most of
the participants are
students, and we can
increase our audience
percentage by focusing on
these people at later
events.
Suggestion: holding
special promotions for
students, like discount
codes.

10. Job Positions
● The highest
percentage of
participants are
students,
graphic
designers and
CEOs,
respectively.

11. Countries
Approximately 99% of the
participants are from Iran and
only 1% of the participants are
from Germany.
Iran
Germany

12. Cities
● Tehran has the largest
number of participants.
Isfahan, Shiraz and etc.
have less than 50
participants.
● The “Others” category is
for cities with 1 participant,
such as: Zanjan, Sari,
Ardabil, Abadan,
Sabzevar, Arak, Roodbar,
Kashan, Kish, Semnan,
Shahrekord, Gorgan,
Maku, Kerman,
Khorramabad, Yasuj,
Neyshabur and Zahedan.
Our audience geographical variation is as long as from Ardabil to Sistan and Baluchestan.

13. Submit Time Based On Date
________
Sponsors post
Motion story with registration link
No Post

14. Submit Time Based On Time
● Our users have
been more active
at 7 AM, 10 AM
and 6 PM to
register.

15. “We cannot train women and forget about the men. We
should train men to know the potential of women.”
Sakena Yacoobi at TED Women 2015
Thanks for your attention