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8th International Critical Dietetics Conference, November 16-‐18, 2018 Montgomery, Alabama Alabama State University Friday, November 16, 2018 (Open to the Public – No Pre-‐registration Required) 8:00 am – 9:00 a.m. Registration 9:00 am Welcoming Remarks: ASU President Ross/Dean of COHS and
Jacqui Gingras, Co-‐Founder, Critical Dietetics Great Hall of Teachers 9:15 am – 10:30 am Session A
Location: Great Hall of Teachers Location: TBD Annie Grant Food and Health as a Human Right
Nutrition and Recovery with Individuals with Substance Use Disorders Vanessa Mallory, Zana McNeil, Autumn Baker-‐Huffman, Tayler Durant (ASU)
The screen is not your mirror Didem Sahin (MSVU) (online)
Jacqueline Maciaszek (pecha kucha) The National School Lunch Program
Stacie Danielle Miller Raising Social Justice and Police Brutality in the Media; A Public Health Issue
Dietetic Diversity at the Table and Beyond the Plate Gurneet Dhami (MSVU) (online)
Exploring the role of food and nutrition for women in recovery from alcohol and substance misuse Deanne Carlson, Chloe Berry, Jemma Jones, Robyn Eede, Nicole Harris, Kirsty Williams, Clare Pettinger (University of Plymouth)
Sherron Morris A Rights Based Approach to Health
Audrie L Mumphery (pecha kucha) Food Deserts plus Poverty a recipe for disease. Food deserts in Chicago.
Paulina Guzman (pecha kucha) Food for Thought: Where Does Our Food Come From?
10:30 to 11:00 Break 11:00 am to 12:30 pm Session B
Location: Great Hall of Teachers Location: TBD Child Malnutrition Prevention in Sub-‐Saharan Africa: Underlying Factors of Undernourishment Dakota Vessicchio (ASU)
Danielle Marie Schneider Nourishing Runaway and Homeless LGBTQIA+ Youth
Eighth International Critical Dietetics Conference, Montgomery, Alabama, USA
Lisa Arteaga and Katherine Chew Developing a Student Caucus of Critical Dietetics
The Loaded Ladle Halifax Co-‐operative (Pecha Kucha) Jingyi “Celia” Luo (MSVU) (online)
Groupthink as a Barrier to Individualized Nutrition Sarah Graef (DU)
Jenny Schmidt Workers' Rights in Food Service
Hillary Morgan Nicholas Food Waste
Tuskegee Student
Lissette Espindola (pecha kucha) Inmates Deserve Equal Healthcare Rights
Jayna Garner-‐Sharif (pecha kucha) The Diary of a Black Woman in Dietetics: My Experience and life and journey in dietetics
Maria Fournaris (Pecha Kucha) School Curriculum Engaging in social justice struggles for food security and food sovereignty
Kennita Brown (pecha kucha) Race, Poverty, And Justice In The Media.
Tuskegee Student
Patricia Abernathy (pecha kucha) Access to Healthy Affordable Food: Achieving Health and Wellbeing for Families and Individuals with Access to Food and Nutrition.
12:30 – 1:30 pm Lunch (Faculty/Student Dining Hall) 1:30 pm – 1:50 pm Keynote Speaker: Minnie Bruce Pratt
Title: Food Justice: Some Thoughts on Its Roots and Fruit in the U.S. South Great Hall of Teachers
1:50 – 4:30 pm People’s Tribunal -‐ Welcome from Evelyn Crayton and Intro to Jill White
Cyndy Endrizal, Health from an Indigenous Pacific Island perspective. Doris Crenshaw, Founder & CEO, Southern Youth Leadership Black Belt Citizens (panel of three people) Kris Hamel (Michigan) Ana and Denis (reporting on Puerto Rico) Zach Hansen (Birmingham) Council on Substance Abuse Student Hunger – Food Recovery; Chris Johns (ASU)
Kheko Lewis will speak on World Hunger, South Africa a case study 4:30 – 7:00 p.m. Reception & Entertainment Great Hall and Courtyard
Entertainment @ 6 pm -‐ Dramatization & Song (student) + Sax/Clarinet solos + Modern Dance
Eighth International Critical Dietetics Conference, Montgomery, Alabama, USA
Our Featured Keynote Speaker Dr. Minnie Bruce Pratt Pratt, a lesbian writer and anti-‐imperialist, anti-‐racist white activist, was born in 1946, in Selma, Alabama, in the nearest hospital to her hometown of Centreville. She co-‐authored "Yours in Struggle: Three Perspectives on Anti-‐Semitism and Racism" with Elly Bulkin and Barbara Smith in 1984.
Saturday, November 17, 2018 – Pre-‐registration Required Meeting Rooms, Abernathy Hall College of Education 8:00 a.m. -‐ 9:00 a.m. Conference Registration & Refreshments 9:00 – 9:15 am Opening of Conference – Jacqui Gingras 9:15 – 9:30 am Introduction of Keynote Speaker – Jill White 9:30 – 10:00 am Keynote Address: Minnie Bruce Pratt Title: Health Justice: “I wouldn't have stayed alive this long if you hadn't loved me” 10:00 am – 11:30 am Concurrent Sessions A Location: Ralph Abernathy 201-‐204
Location: Ralph Abernathy 202
Is the RD Exam a Gatekeeping Tool Preventing Diversity in Dietetics in the USA Jill White
The Role of an Ally: Identifying and Addressing Conscious and Unconscious Bias to Improve the Outcomes and Experiences of Ethnically Diverse Students (roundtable) Tamara Melton, Deanna Belleny
The ‘making’ and ‘unmaking’ of the dietitian: (Re)constructing “conditions of possibility” through educational policy in the U.S. Christin L. Seher Motivated by inequity: reflections of experience, perception, and promotion of social justice in Canadian dietetics (online) Eric Ng, Roselin Mensah, Meaghan Lee, Mikahelia Wellington
11:30 am to 12:30 Lunch at Student Dining Hall 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm Concurrent sessions B Location: Location: Diversity in dietetics matters: experiences of minority female registered dietitians in their route to practice Jennifer L. Warren
Using School Gardens to Increase Food Security and Health Outcomes among Alabama’s Children: A Project Report Brenda I. Gill, Sharon Eberhardt, Jasmine Denson
An examination of culturally safe dietetics practice in the Pacific Island and Hawai’i region Cynthia Endrizal
What can Dietetic and Nutrition Practice Learn from Indigenous Knowledge of Food? Kaylee Michnik
Eighth International Critical Dietetics Conference, Montgomery, Alabama, USA
African American Women Breastfeeding Narratives Kelebogile T. Setiloane
Making Light: A narrative examination of the process, facilitators, and barriers of becoming aware of and disrupting social class privilege within my dietetic practice Tanya L’Heureux
The experiences of fat students in accredited, undergraduate, dietetic training programs in Canada (Pecha Kucha) Meredith Bessey, Jennifer Brady
Perceptions of Success in New Dietetics Professionals: What Helps and What Hinders? (Pecha Kucha) Lori A. Jones
2:15 pm – 3:45 pm Concurrent sessions C Location: Location: Critical Issues Internationally: Barriers to Practice Jill White and Evelyn Crayton (60 minutes)
Crafting an anti-‐bias and anti-‐racism competency for dietetic education programs and practicing RD/RDN/NDTRs (workshop) Anne Lund
Exploring the Embodied Experience of Compassion in Dietetic Education: An Autoethnography Kathryn Fraser Attracting Clients to your Weight Neutral Practice (online) Pecha Kucha Kori Kostka
3:45 to 5:00pm Free Time 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Group Dinner (Martha’s Place, Soul Food Dinner) Pre-‐registration required. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2018 CIVIL RIGHTS EDUCATIONAL TOURS (8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.) Must pre-‐register! Lunch Included from Chappy’s Board Bus at Embassy Suites or Doubletree Hotel These are tentatively scheduled stops along the tour. Final confirmation to follow. Carver Museum, Tuskegee University, AL Morton Field Airfield, Tuskegee Institute Interpretive Center, Lowndes County, AL
Equal Justice Museum, Montgomery, AL Lynching Museum, Montgomery, AL Rosa Parks Museum, Montgomery, AL
The 9th International Critical Dietetics Conference will be hosted by Acadia University and Mount St Vincent University in Halifax 2019! Look for information on the Critical Dietetics Website: