SXSW Eco 2016 in Social Media
I spent a lot of time at SXSW Eco on social media, which you can visit here!
Category: SXSWeco
What I’m Excited About at SXSW Eco: Panels and Events
A DIY SXSW Eco costume! With SXSW Eco just around the corner, it’s time to think about what panels and events will be a good fit for me. Post Consumer: This adoptable dog event!...
The Austin Animal Shelter is Full AND you can adopt a dog at SXSW ECO
Given that the Austin Animal Shelter is at CODE RED–meaning that they can only take in hurt or sick dogs in order to remain a no kill shelter–it’s really good that SXSW Eco has...
Photo Recap of SXSW Eco 2015!
SXSW Eco 2015 has come and gone, with its talk of a science-fiction future and all of its big ideas. Until next year!
My SXSW Eco 2015 Social Media Snapshot
Last week I was at the 2015 SXSW Eco Conference in Austin, Texas. I’ve made it possible for you to review my real-time coverage of the event from social media. [View the story “SXSW...
Small Scale: Big Impact at SXSW Eco
While a lot of SXSW Eco is about big impact projects, some of it is about small scale projects that can make a big difference. One of these small scale projects is about providing...
Science (No Longer Fiction) at SXSW Eco
In a news cycle where NASA has just discovered water on Mars and heavily the science-based film The Martian just had a strong opening weekend (after an early screening at Fantastic Fest), it’s nice...
Watch the Sylvia Earle Keynote From SXSW Eco 2014
I was so incredibly impressed by the Sylvia Earle keynote at SXSW Eco this year. If you weren’t there, you need to watch it at the link below. Earle is an amazing and inspiring...
Hanks: ‘Nana-technology’ is closer than you think
By Anna Hanks – Special to the American-Statesman As I was hanging my laundry out on the line on the day following the South By Southwest Eco Conference earlier this month, I realized that...
It’s Time For “Nana-Technology” To Save Our Planet
As I was hanging my laundry out on the line following the South By Southwest Eco Conference earlier this month, I realized that one concept of the festival had stuck with me. That idea...
