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You're invited to the online viewing party for TEDxManhattan-
"Changing the Way We Eat"
Please join us as we host a virtual viewing party to rally HEN members to start conversations on sustainability, network members across the country, and help apply the talks to your practice.
Details:
Who: The Hunger and Environmental Nutrition Dietetic Practice Group
What: TEDxManhattan: Changing the Way We Eat Virtual Viewing Party
When: March1, 2014; from 10:30am to 6:00pm Eastern Standard Time
How to Participate:
1. Register with TEDxManhattan by signing up here<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001RrWXk8ebITUTrA7Mna6lcEusYcyfhVH1-6Ka-DoAwKiH1A8lWVgu4kUNKPvg6EEMzil-2GYVl5-qlEcUzVpd8JmNKwjK3dzKKeXwJTBa21SYBnge4fGWKKVoD7AXicQL-d0nrPSpZofCSWlgeMKISApMyESCaxtZVmLpTaiFonO5B6FT_773aQ==>.
2. On March 1st at 10:30am EST stream TEDxManhattan from your computer at new.livestream.com/tedx/manhattan2014<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001RrWXk8ebITUmO1Kv9t3IRF_8reBietJQmd4nfTW5e1bJavtwMTUvtwYXeMUIktUC6g0iiAQPvKMcgw79q7uCio-SXLM1qMW7PzdJbj5A46EhsblQvZLUpXm6KzOpVmaS24KdEPgGTnC8VsRWwSSON55aSo1BMtnseFNmM314fOHBnhJzcO7LjBsiowZk_FypyFAneNnsDxk=>.
*Note: you must have internet access.
3. Use the hashtag #TedxMan to connect with the larger TEDxManhattan viewers. Use the hashtag #HENDPG to connect with HEN members and other RDNs. Add your Twitter Handle (name) to our list here<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001RrWXk8ebITXcTr0DquGalik7jG6C65O7SOSYFz4UUqe3Wf2qp01srzOBJHisH-v44X9eY7qIuSXyFSMlO9dHejQk8Hey8IDZKzsRiEjT8hzz42kq9ZCEMhG04d-LrLjVFhhyUkPYM7tbbaK0buvQepkMVTEWgi81PvgtGWtxh-nwjyYba3YZaQM6_-8y7_l6Pbb_DydwC5PI4lgJjvrf0KaVHgeXjZ1LPpKgKMB_FFw=>.
4. Share your insights, stories and resources; comment on the speakers; ask questions and engage with other members.
5. See below for more details on How to Tweet!
Speakers:
The independently organized event will gather speakers and audience members from diverse backgrounds to create new synergies, connections, and collaborations across disciplines. The goal of the event is to help break the food movement out of its bubble and introduce the TED/TEDx audience and viewers across the country to the innovative work being done to elevate the food system to one that is more equitable, healthier, and sustainable for all.
Some of the most important experts in the food movement will speak, including:
* Regina Bernard-Carreno (Baruch College, CUNY) - Hunting for Food: Race, Class and Access in New York City
* David Binkle, Los Angeles Unified School District - Los Angeles Unified School District: Changing What Students Eat At School
* Alison Cayne, Haven's Kitchen - The Food Movement in Historical Context
* Virginia Clarke, Sustainable Agriculture Food System Funders - Changing the Way We Give
* Tom Colicchio, Craft Restaurant - Vote Food
* Myra Goodman, Earthbound Farm - In Praise of Big Organic
* Andrew Gunther, Animal Welfare Approved - How Big Business Had the Right Idea but Went Wrong
* Saru Jayaraman, Restaurant Opportunities Centers United - Restaurant Workers
* Megan Miller, Bitty - Crickets as a Protein Source
* Peggy Neu, The Monday Campaigns - Meatless Monday: A Simple Idea Goes Global
* Congresswoman Chellie Pingree, U.S. House of Representatives (Maine) - Congress and a Sustainable Food System
* Lance Prince, George Washington University - The Negative Effects on Human Health of Antibiotic Use in Animal Production
* Michael Rozyne, Red Tomato - Local Food Distribution: All That's Invisible to the Eaters
* Nikki Silvestri, Green for All - The Complexity and Rich Experience of Building True Allies
* Clint Smith, Parkdale High School - Resilience: Reframing the Narrative Around Our Students
* Matthew Moore, The Digital Farm Collective - Social Change Artists and the Food Movement
* Sunny Young, Good Food for Oxford Schools (TEDxManhattan Challenge winner) - School Food in Mississippi
How to Tweet:
(adapted from http://www.wikihow.com/Use-Twitter)
Twitter is a real time social networking site used for sharing information as it happens, and for connecting with others in real time, often resulting in lasting friendships and contacts.
1. Go to Twitter.com and sign up for a free account. Do so by entering your name, email address, and desired password in the provided space. Enter your @twittername into our shared name list here online.
2. Learn the Twitter lingo and use it appropriately.
Tweet - a Twitter single update of 140 characters or less, which can include @Mentions to other users, hashtags, external links, or simply regular text.
Retweet or "RT" - taking a tweet from one user and posting it yourself, automatically crediting the source, so that all of your followers can see the tweet.
3. Tweet. If you want to let your followers know what you are doing, type it into the What's happening? text box and then click on the 'Tweet' button. Note that tweets are limited to 140 characters or less; otherwise, the "Tweet" button will go into a minus.
As you type, a countdown is offered to help you keep track of the character count of your tweets. The allowed characters are in gray, then the last 10 go red, and then a red minus symbol appears when you are past the zero (0) indicator.
4. Use hashtags. Prefacing a word with a "#" will create a hashtag. A hashtag makes a certain word easily searchable.
HEN will be using #hendpg
TEDxManhattan will be using #TedxMan
5. Gather Followers. Your Twitter can be as intimate or as big as you choose. If your goal is to gather lots of followers, though, be sure to keep your posts interesting and relevant.
You shouldn't underestimate the power of following others, either-often times if you follow someone they'll follow you back. Use the shared list that HEN DPG created to find the other RDNs Tweeting during TEDxMan.
Names begin with "@" so you can follow:
@HENDPG
@TEDxManhattan
*Note-these are Twitter names (handles - not hashtags (#) - hashtags are used for filtering topics. Many RDNs use the hashtags #RDChat #RD2Be #dietitian to chat with each other.
Find the TEDxMAN speakers: http://tedxmanhattan.org/twitter-handles/
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6. Filter for #TEDxMan & #HENDPG--- Create a filter for #TEDxMAN or #HENDPG by using the search bar on Twitter. This will filter only people's tweets that specifically used these hashtags. This is how you see who is participating and who is following the conference in real time. You can create a column for the hashtag.
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