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SCHREINER PROMOTES NEW FOODSHED

Oneonta’s TEDx Evening

Includes CADE Executive

Phoebe Schreiner, Oneonta, Center for Agricultural Development &  Entrepreneurship executive director, presents he talk, “Why America Needs a New Foodshed,” at this evening’s TEDx Talk At Slade Theater at Hartwick College. She was one of five speakers who spoke at the event, but the one local ones.  Others were: “The Real Reason Relationships Fail” by  Abby Medcalf, “Ubuntu 2.0: Humanity’s Operating System” by Getrude Matshe-Kanicki, “Personal Power; Establishing Connections For Success” by Matt Episcopo, and “Rising is a Risk. Do it Anyway,” by Cait Scudder. TEDxOneonta is a locally organized TED event associated with the national TED Talk movement. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)
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