Apply for an invitation for TEDxMaastricht on April 2 of 2012.

Not able to attend? There are many ways in which you can share in the TEDxMaastricht experience.

Become a Volunteer

In order for TEDxMaastricht to become a success, we need all the help we can get. No TEDxMaastricht without the help of our volunteers! As a volunteer you are expected to:
• Attend the whole TEDxMaastricht event
• Be there the day before to help setup (Sunday 1st of April)
Tasks may include being responsible for hosting and guiding the guests, supporting and guiding the speakers, helping at registration and some more fun things to follow . It would be best if you’re living in or near Maastricht, as it’s impossible for us to refund a train ticket. So…. if you want to be a part of the TEDxMaastricht event, this is your chance! Fill out the form here and we’ll contact you:

Organize a Simulcast (Simultaneous Broadcasting)

Of course if possible, TEDxMaastricht would wish to make place for all people and individuals to attend, but we unfortunately have limited seating (around 900). Fortunately we have the perfect alternative which we certainly would like to encourage (and support) you to do: organizing your very own Simulcast. If you are interested in sharing events that are happening at TEDxMaastricht with your colleagues as they are happening on April 2, we encourage you to organize a simulcast at your own location. Drop us a line trough Twitter if you’re interested.

More info about setting up a simulcast is to be found right here. You can drop Boy@tedxmaastricht.nl  a line since he’s the coordinator of the LIVE streams.

Follow us

Of course TEDxMaastricht can be found on several social media. If you want to stay completely up to date, make sure you follow TEDxMaastricht on Twitter. Our newest blogs will also automatically update our Facebook page. TEDxMaastricht videos can be seen & shared at our YouTube page. In case you want to stay updated on the TEDxMaastricht team, you can follow our company page on LinkedIn. Pictures of previous years and the 2012 edition can be found on our Flickr account.