Diane is a sustainable food marketing expert and the organizer/host for TEDxManhattan "Changing the Way We Eat", a one-day, independently organized TED event on sustainable food. The event will feature live and recorded talks and will be simulcast live around the country. More information can be found at www.TEDxManhattan.org.
Previously, Diane was co-founder and director of The Glynwood Institute for Sustainable Food and Farming, as well as founder and director of Sustainable Table where she developed and managed creative projects to raise awareness and educate consumers about sustainable food and farming. She is Executive Producer and was head of marketing for the critically acclaimed animated films The Meatrix, The Meatrix II: Revolting, and The Meatrix II ½. The movies won numerous awards, including a Webby and one at SXSW. She is a founder of the Eat Well Guide, an online consumer directory of sustainable food in the United States and Canada. She also worked with a team of consultants based nationally to identify and hold accountable CAFO's (concentrated animal feeding operations - or factory farms) and to help communities dealing with industrial animal operations.
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We are also sorry that Ms. Fields was not willing to work toward a speaking slot for the 2014 TEDxManhattan event. After re-evaluation, the organizers felt she wasn’t quite ready for this particular type of event but were more than willing to hold a spot open for her in the future.
We take seriously the right of all people to have access to fresh, healthy, nutritious and affordable food and are deeply saddened that this issue will now not be addressed at TEDxManhattan “Changing the Way We Eat”.
Diane Hatz
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