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They are at time.com/newsletters and are separate from a paid subscription. ## Video: See the Biggest Moments From the 2023 TIME100 Impact Awards in Singapore [Watch (HLS stream): See the Biggest Moments From the 2023 TIME100 Impact Awards in Singapore](https://cdn.jwplayer.com/manifests/xp9spb7b.m3u8) (7:34)  _Published 2023-09-18. Over 200 people from various fields gathered at the gallery to celebrate the five recipients of TIME100 Impact Awards. This year’s awardees are actor Ke Huy Quan, K-pop idol and mental health advocate Eric Nam, Kenyan climate activist and the founder of Green Generation Initiative Elizabeth Wathuti, Bollywood legend and activist Ayushmann Khurrana, and Iraqi-American women’s rights activist Zainab Salbi._ --- Oct 10, 2023 3:16 PM UTC --- ## More From This Series [All Videos](https://time.com/video/) [Watch Highlights From the 2023 TIME100 Impact Awards Red Carpet in Singapore](/video/2Nl8sZuS/) ### Watch Highlights From the 2023 TIME100 Impact Awards Red Carpet in Singapore [Ayushmann Khurrana's TIME100 Impact Awards Acceptance Speech](/video/L0M4pgXO/) ### Ayushmann Khurrana's TIME100 Impact Awards Acceptance Speech [Zainab Salbi's TIME100 Impact Awards Acceptance Speech](/video/8CstBX6q/) ### Zainab Salbi's TIME100 Impact Awards Acceptance Speech --- ## Transcript The x hundred of all itemized has our ability to connect with another Global brand, which is making such a enormous effort to recognize individuals are going above and beyond contributing to a better Society. Chair. Man person of the year, this year, for time should be somebody who is demonstrating Environmental Conservation and somebody who's actually something in climate action. Because that's like, the most important challenge of our time. And for me, the fact that the Walking Dead I do in fact, changing so many other people and that it's transforming. Life is the most thing that gives me. Hope it is not one person, taking credit for anything. It is a power of us rising up together and in my opinion, the most important thing to give attention to its climate change and loss of biodiversity. And in my opinion, women are taking an amazing charge and address things as in in in a human way. You hold me I guess me to do sleep over, I think we need to heal itself and not the kind of feeling we need as human beings and I think you should also great leveler. Everybody. Everybody should be a person of the year. I waited a long, long time for this, and there are so many of me out there waiting for their spot, like waiting for the opportunity waiting for the chance and I just hope that all those people will get, you know, the moment will get their their, their their, their Spotlight. Good evening and welcome to the second annual time. 100 impact Awards here in Singapore. Thank you all for joining us here tonight. If you look around this room, you will see a community of people devoted to creating change in the world. 2 phenomenal business later. Tonight, to answer the question about how businesses can contribute change for good. And the light is actually not science. The light is emotion, right? Somebody I tells jokes you not had doctors coming. To me saying, can be, I order coffee for me when I'm on call, and I want pizza. Can I do that? That's an element of medicine that people don't see, right. And I want to treat doctors like humans. That's so much more than just the tech. It's really the art. I mean, our homes really haven't changed much in the last 50 years. I think we build a conventionally even though we talked about technology, we carry it all the time, but you don't see it ready in homes and a slice size of computer home to a car. A car is becoming very technologically advanced as chain for the way it looks is still very similar to what is Luke in the past. So I really believe that in the next 50 years of homes would look similar. Because we need that warm. We need that love for a family and that doesn't really change. Them will become more and more efficient. And thank you for being here, world champion here to help make sense of tonight's race. What do you make of the Newfound popularity for F1 in the United States? As the world's changed phone has changed, we suddenly have American fans now where I see seeing the individuals and what they stand for, and what they like, what they don't like my post, not as you like. And I think that's really important for people to get behind the driver and get behind the team to support then. Please welcome your time. 100 impact Awards, honoree key Quaker, love this award. Actors tell stories through characters, they bring to life on screen. So it is truly, truly moving to be recognized for the impact. My own story has made Honestly. All that still feels like. It can't really be happening. It's hard. To chase a dream when it seems like it might be slipping away. So the idea that one day I'd be called an inspiration is is more than I could have ever hoped for Elizabeth with beauty and kindness moment. And I want to thank time for this honor. This recognition for me is a powerful affirmation of the incredible potential within Africa's. You I'd remind serration from the Nobel, Laureate. Professor wangari maathai. Whose tireless efforts in Environmental Conservation. Continue to inspire me everyday and also Nature has always been my guide and Sanctuary. This award is not just about me. It's a spotlight on the energy Innovation and resilience of a generation that is determined to ship a brighter future for our communities and our planets. Eric Nam, it is a distinct honor and a pleasure to be here. Excepting, this very prestigious award earlier on in my career when I was asked about getting help for anxiety panic attacks and forms of depression. As dad mentioned, I was told that I would risk and damage, my flourishing career, the lack of professional support and Care, ultimately manifested in painful, ailments, that left me in a vicious cycle for physical and mental health today. And I am receiving a Time. 100 impact award is pretty wild for being open and honest about something that I believe we can all be very open and honest about our mental health. Please put your hands together to welcome native Selby's. I want to start by thanking the people of Singapore for their gracious Hospitality, thank you. Thank you so, so much. You can no longer afford to address the most existential crisis facing us today. And that is the health of our For our own existence and for the existence of our future Generations, without the full inclusion of women in decision-making, and the implementation of all solutions. And in an n in it, always that we actually have to do to address these issues and encouraging me to trade The Road, Less Traveled. Neither did I think nor did I aspire to be here on this Global platform representing my nation. I was just doing my job, as an artist Glee shooting stories, which were real eclectic, relatable stories, we could just trigger a social change in our society. Tonight is a humbling moment for me to be recognized as an artist by the prestigious Time Magazine, India's moment Under the Sun and I'm proud of the fact that India is the follow-through more Progressive storytelling through Cinema. I want to congratulate all of the 2023 time. 100, impact honorees. 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