TED: To solve the world's biggest problems, invest in women and girls | Musimbi Kanyoro

The video discusses the concept of Isirika, a Kenyan philosophy of mutual responsibility and community support. It highlights how Isirika was practiced in the speaker's community, supporting education and health initiatives. The speaker addresses challenges Isirika faces in modern times and emphasizes the importance of reclaiming this philosophy. The role of women in Isirika is highlighted, showcasing their empowerment and impact through global women's funds. The video concludes with a call to embrace Isirika as a way of living.

What examples does the speaker provide to illustrate the impact of community contributions on education?

How does the speaker describe the evolution of the concept of 'is silica' over time?

How does the speaker envision a world where everyone embraces 'is silica'?

What does the speaker mean by saying 'their prosperity was not our entitlement'?