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CSPI Speaker Series "Addressing Diversity in Nutrition and Dietetics: Moving Beyond the Why" with Deanna Belleny Lewis - Shared screen with speaker view
Sonali Suratkar, San Mateo County Health Policy and Planning
21:13
Love that!
Jocelyn Dubin
39:30
Yes! Acknowledging where people are starting from is so important for all of us as dietitians rather than just telling people to change what they are eating before/instead of getting to know their cultural foodways.
Winona Bynum
47:05
yes
Rebecca Valdez
47:07
Yes
Lilli Hime
47:07
yes
Elise Gahan
47:09
yep!
Kelci Sutherland
47:10
yes
Jennifer Clampitt
47:13
yes
James Tate
47:16
Yes
Maddy Belin
47:17
yes
John Krakowski
47:17
No
Jocelyn Dubin
47:19
Yes
Winona Bynum
57:21
Two great examples! Kidney function and BMI!
Jocelyn Dubin
01:07:07
Customizing chronic disease nutrition presentations to honor Black heritage diets and integrate these foods into chronic disease prevention strategies.
Lauren Eskenazi
01:08:15
Awesome job, thanks!!
Alla Hill (she/her)
01:08:15
Advocating to prohibit unpaid dietetic internships! We need to eliminate structural barriers in dietetics that prevent us from moving the field forward
Crystal Perez
01:08:20
This was fantastic. Thank you so much Deanna and CSPI!
Nidia Croce
01:08:20
Thank you
Jocelyn Dubin
01:08:24
Thank you for this excellent presentation Deanna.
Meredith Whitmire
01:08:34
yes, thank you so much! lots to think about here.
John Krakowski
01:08:55
Many thanks. Remarkable presentation.
Lilli Hime
01:09:11
What is the most common or the first barrier you see organizations encounter when starting shift their work from diversity to more about equity and justice?
Lilli Hime
01:10:54
Thank you very much!
Deanna B. Lewis (she/her)
01:11:18
https://foodcorps.org/edi-2021/
Michelle Futrell
01:11:24
Great presentation..Thankyou
Deanna B. Lewis (she/her)
01:11:25
Food Corps EDI report
Deanna B. Lewis (she/her)
01:11:35
Thank you all!
Maddy Belin
01:11:40
thank you so much!!
Jeanne Blankenship
01:11:45
Thank you
Winona Bynum
01:11:46
Thank you Deanna!