The TEDxYouth@MSC is an opportunity for 5 to 8th grade students in NYC to talk about their science research and how it is relevant to their everyday life in terms of achieving a more sustainable urban environment.
The event hosts about 15 students with a 3 to 6 minutes presentation each, and 2 adults "guests speakers" with longer presentations that bring students conversations to a deeper level.
The event is covered by a Youth Press Team composed by 6-8th grade students that feed the website/blog, interview the speakers, tweet, and take pictures at the event..
The TEDxYouth@MSC will be streaming live!
Manhattan School for Children P.S.333
154 West 93rd Street
New York, New York, 10025
United States
154 West 93rd Street
New York, New York, 10025
United States
- Event type:
- Youth (What is this?)
Organizing team
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Sidsel Robards
co-organizer -
Claire Lowenstein
co-organizer -
Emily Stephenson
Youth Press Team support and viewing parties -
Shakira Castronovo
Greenhouse Science Teacher -
Nicole Williams
6th grade teacher -
Erin Moughon
7th and 8th grade science teacher -
Caroline Ebrahim
7th and 8th grade teacher - Youth Press Team -
Brian Gordon
7th and 8th grade science teacher -
Mary Ann Schmidth
Storytelling Teacher