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TEDxEvansChurchill Offers Free Live Stream of TED2013 on February 27 at FilmBar
This year’s TED2013 – ”The Young. The Wise. The Undiscovered.” – is organized by TED, the nonprofit devoted to Ideas Worth Spreading. TED2013 is being held in Long Beach, California through March 1 and brings together a record number of storytellers, technologists, activists, educators, photographers, scientific pioneers, visionaries, artists, and provocateurs from all parts of the globe to the TED stage. The TED2013 program features 70+ speakers, 33 of whom were discovered during a six-continent global talent search held last summer that spanned 14 cities.
Wednesday’s live stream consists of four distinct sessions: Disrupt!, Dream!, Create!, and Sustain! Guests are welcome to attend one, a few, or all sessions. An Evans Churchill Community Association member will introduce each session:
- 9:30 a.m., Disrupt!, Kevin Rille, ECCA Board President
- Noon, Dream!, Dorina Bustamante, ECCA Chair, Events & Partnerships<
- 3:15 p.m., Create!, Cory Kincaid, ECCA Chair, Marketing & Communications
- 6 p.m., Sustain!, Jim McPherson, ECCA Co-chair, Historic Preservation & Infill
Changing Hands Bookstore of Tempe will distribute gift cards as prizes to select (lucky) attendees.
To pre-register, visit http://ted2013livehostedbyevanschurchill.eventbrite.com/. To view a fill list of speakers, visit http://conferences.ted.com/TED2013/program/guide.php#Wednesday,February27,2013. To learn more about TEDxEvansChurchill, visit http://facebook.com/TEDxEvansChurchill or http://twitter.com/TEDxEvansChurch.
Tags: Evans Churchill Community Association, TEDx
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