Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution: Teach Every Child About Food
Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution campaign passionately calls for Americans to think about their relationship with food. By being food smart, he is convinced we and our children will live longer.
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Jamie Oliver is hoping to transform the way we feed ourselves, and our children. His Food Revolution campaign, among others, is his way of taking a stand to upend the way America eats and thinks about food.
In Jamie's TED Prize presentation, he shares powerful stories from his anti-obesity project in Huntington, W. Va., and makes the case for an all-out assault on our ignorance of food.
- Smarter School Lunches: Healthy, local food for all kids? "Renegade Lunch Lady" Ann Cooper is starting a revolution in school cafeterias.
- Putting "Real" Food on Campus Plates: Hai Vo, helped found the Real Food Challenge, a national
student movement to bring ecologically sound and community-based food
to campus cafeterias.
- Michelle Obama's Fresh Food Revolution: Michelle Obama planted an organic garden on the White House lawn, sending a clear message: Change America's eating habits and you can change the world.
The annual TED conference held in Long Beach is a gathering of some of the world's most innovative thinkers who come to share and communicate their ideas. Videos of the speakers are available online at www.ted.com.
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