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ECO: “Percorsi di cambiamento verso una società sostenibile”
Culinate: “Seed diversity — Preservationists in action”
OSGATA: “Seeds: The Buried Beginnings of Food”
Wiser.org: “Resource: Seeds: The Buried Beginnings of Food: Simran Sethi at TEDxManhattan”
HOMEGROWN: “Video: Seeds, The Buried Beginnings of Food (Simran Sethi at TEDxManhattan 2013)”
TakePart: “Why You Should Be Worried About Seeds (VIDEO)”
Stirring the Pot: “The Beginning of Food” (Peconic Public Radio, NPR affiliate - eastern Long Island & southern Connecticut)
Alltop: “Why seeds are as hot as sex (and just as important for our survival) [video]”
ecofluence: “Simran Sethi: How You Can Tell Stories That Matter”
Simran’s TEDxManhattan featured on the Friends of the David Lubin Memorial Library (FAO) Facebook page, Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company Facebook page & Slow Food USA Facebook page
St. Kate’s News: “Sustainability described as women’s work, responsibilty”
Schaefer’s Millennium 3: St. Catherine’s University Hosts Simran Sethi: Fosters Women’s Leadership
Heather Carlucci :: Thirty Traceable Days: “We’re still here. I swear it. There’s just so much going on.”
GreenBiz: “Getting behind the psychology of sustainability”
TriplePundit: “Just Green It! Making Sustainability Cool”
QualEnergia: “Il cambiamento, raccontando rinnovabili e sostenibilità”
Science Is Everyone’s Story: “Science Isn’t a Two-Party System”
Global Green USA: “Seeds for Sustainable Food at TEDx Manhattan”
GreenTech Advocates: “Tell Your Sustainability Story”
Food Republic: “We Asked This Weekend’s TedxManhattan Speakers How To Change The Way We Eat”
Storify: “Twitter Chat with Simran Sethi” (Storify by TEDxManhattan)
St. Catherine University: “2013 Kelly Distinguished Scholar-in-Residence announced”
The Goshen College Record: “Simran Sethi speaks on agriculture, consciousness and Big Macs”
San Francisco Chronicle: “TEDxManhattan To Webcast All Day Event Led By Food and Farming Industry Experts”
elephant journal: “elephant journal’s 10 #Mindful Instagram Feeds Worth Following”
The Digital Naturalist: “9 Lessons on How We Engage”
Good Food Jobs: Interview with The Gastrognomes
Asia Society: “We Asked Our Experts: What Does Obama’s Re-Election Mean for Asia?”
Mimarizm: “‘Çevre Habercisi’ Simran Sethi SALT’a Geliyor”
James Beard Foundation: “Narrative Interlude: Trust in Identity Simran Sethi, Emmy Award-Winning Journalist”
James Beard Foundation: “Q & A with Environmentalist Simran Sethi”
Everybody Eats News: “We’re Going to Have to Get a Bigger Table: James Beard Foundation Takes on Trust”
Jonathan J. Halperin: “Authenticity and Empathy in the American Food System”
Society for Interpersonal Theory and Research (SITAR) Newsletter: “Expanding the Circle: Nicole Cain and Kate Thomas on an interpersonal TED talk”
Everybody Eats News: “Simran Sethi Comes to the James Beard Foundation Food Conference with News: The Messenger May Just Be the Message”
IdeaMensch: “Simran Sethi - Founder of Metamorphose”
Metropolis Magazine: “We Need Us and Them to Become WE”
elephant journal: “What to Say to a Climate Change Skeptic”
Virgin: “Summer Rayne Oakes - Tigress Reign to TEDx”
Asia Society: “Video: Reframe Climate Change Debate, Says Simran Sethi, and Bridge the Divide”
This is Counter Culture: “Why and How Do We Engage”
Care2: “How Not to Convince Someone to Go Green”
350 or bust: “TED Talk Thursday: There’s A Green Brain Inside Every Climate Skeptic”
The Change Social: “These People’ Are My Greatest Teachers”
ecoAffect: “Make it ‘Us’ to Make it Real”
ecoAffect: “Why Americans Forget About Climate Change”
SUNfiltered: “How to talk to people who deny climate change”
TreeHugger: “How Not to Convince People to Go Green: Throw More Facts At Them” (watch Simran’s TEDxCibeles video here, too)
TEDxPlazaCibeles 2012 (Simran featured on pages 16 & 17)
Interview with Simran Sethi at TedxCibeles with Vodafone
Innblastur.com: “3 Ideas That Shook Me Up in TEDxCibeles”
Thirty-Year Plan (Simran featured on slide 29)
Lawrence Journal-World: “Lawrence resident, journalist to address James Beard Foundation on importance of trusting food sources”
The Selection Committee of the 13th Annual Brower Youth Awards
Wamda: “How Startups in Emerging Markets Can Lead a Sustainability Movement: Simran Sethi”
Yo Dona: “No Creo En Las Super Women”
Il Fatto Quotidiano: “Ogm, il Senato Usa dice no all’etichetta per prodotti geneticamente modificati”
Glad2baWoman: “Sister, story teller, lover of seeds - Interview with Simran Sethi”
Phys.Org: “Study: Military providing example of becoming sustainable without politics”
Shift/Transform: “SoS: Why Sustainability Isn’t Getting More Traction and What We Can Do To Change It”
The Huffington Post: “WATCH: Organic Farmers Sue Monsanto, Hundreds Converge in Support”
The Atlantic: “A Conversation With Simran Sethi, Environmental Journalist”
Online News Association: “Student Summit Explores Diverse Storytelling in the Digital Age”
Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education: AASHE’s ‘Higher Education Occupation’ Project
Business for Social Responsibility: “In Your Words: Journalist and Author Simran Sethi on Leadership”
GOOD: “The Green Side of Business: DODOcase Plans for the Sustainable Road Ahead”
Construire notre futura (Building our future): Change maker: Simran Sethi
Yesilist: “A Pleasant Chat with Simran Sethi”
WiserEarth: “Capitalism, Communities, and Communication”
WiserEarth: “So What’s Stopping Us All From Going Green?”
EcoSalon: “Lessons from SXSW Eco #1: Changing How We Communicate”
Lick My Spoon: “Steps of Text Your Ex Back”
The Christian Post: “Christians Urged to Help Solve Food Crisis”
EcoSalon: “The 20 Most Influential Women in Green”
Vanity Fair 2007: “The Year in Photos”
NPR affiliate KCUR: “Central Standard”
The Chronicle: “Dumping on Poor Folks”
Digital Journal: “Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin Receives the 2011 Green Governor of the Year Award”
Coco Eco Magazine: “2010’s Most influential Women in Green” (Simran featured on page 88)
PR Newswire: “Is Your Neighborhood Killing You?”
Metropolis Magazine: “Telling Stories”
Vanity Fair Green Issue: “The Messenger” (JPEG will open in new window)
The Independent: “Eco-Hero of the Planet” (JPEG will open in new window)
Variety: “Environmental Woman of Impact”
GCSAA.tv: “Talking Sustainability with Simran Sethi”
Travel Weekly: “Starwood Hotels & Resorts… the NextCourse 2011”
Body + Soul: “A Green Goddess”
Asia Society: “As Oil Gushes Off the Gulf Coast, a Search for Answers”
Shanghai American School: “Eco-hero, Simran Sethi, visits Pudong campus”
Wake Forest University: “Environmental Justice Event Draws Diverse Audience”
Whole Life Times: “Conversations: Simran Sethi”
The Pitch: “Best Celebrity”
Sierra Magazine: “Three-Minute Green”
Intent.com: “Fighting the Good Fight” Podcast interview
City of Lawrence, Kansas 2009 Annual Report (Simran featured on page 9)
Experience Life: “Real Alignment”
Before It’s News: “Economist Finds Environmental Injustice Across County”
Smith College: “She Went to Smith: Notable Alumnae”
GreenMarketingBlog: “Is Green Too Green?”
Douglas County Newcomer’s Guide: “Accomplished Lawrence Resident”
AOL Real Estate: “Oprah Eco-Expert Simran Sethi Moves To…Kansas?”
Lawrence Magazine: “Her Own Hope Spot” (Simran featured on page 12)
The Gort Cloud, by Richard Seireeni and Scott Fields
Center for Diversity & the Environment: “People”
TreeHugger TV: “Re-Visualizing Environmental Activism in the Post-Network Era”
The University of Kansas: “KU graduate students use classroom lessons to help local homeless shelter”
Lawrence.com: “Climate Protection Task Force Audio Podcast”
Lawrence.com: “Townie Guide to … Fighting the Green Fight”
SourceWatch: Kansas and Coal
Thinking About Media: “Conversation with Simran Sethi”
KU J-Links: “Internationally Acclaimed Journalist & Environmentalist Joins J-School” (Simran featured on page 4)
University Daily Kansan: “Environmentalist Shares Her Passion with Lawrence”
The Smith College Sophian: “Journalist Alum Simran Sethi ‘92 Inspires Students to Work for Change”
New York Women in Communications: “5 Questions for Simran Sethi”
Earthfirst: “Who’s Who in Green: Simran Sethi”
The Kansas City Star: “Google project could widen gap in Kansas City between computer haves and have nots”
The Daily Table: “Our Weekly Pick: Simran Sethi”
Allure: “Green Hot List”
NY Times: “On the Road to Farm Aid, the Long, Sweet Way”
Five Questions with Turtuga Blanku
Greenopia: “Simran Sethi on Buying Green”
Oxygen Network: “Etheridge Breathes Deep”
Marcia G. Yerman: “The BlogHer’10 Conference - Women Power Up”
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