Stay Connected

 

Stay Connected!

There are several ways to receive updates and news about what the 8th Biennial Childhood Obesity Conference has to offer. Be sure to “Like”, “Follow”, “Tweet”, “#hashtag”, YouTube and sign-up to receive our e-news to not only learn about all things #COC15, but to engage with conference attendees, staff and other health professionals from around the world who are passionate about ending the childhood obesity epidemic – just like you. Whether you are new to social media or a seasoned expert, take a look and see how you can get involved and stay connected!

Facebook

“Like” the Childhood Obesity Conference Facebook Page to:

• Stay up-to-date on all the latest conference news;
• Receive real-time conference announcements;
• Access stories and articles that highlight the latest research, best practices and grass-roots work happening across the county to address childhood obesity;
• View photos and videos of past conferences and upcoming 2015 activities;
• Learn about additional conferences and meetings that aim to address the childhood obesity epidemic; and
• Engage with other professionals by exchanging information and sharing conference news with your own professional networks.

Twitter

“Follow” the Childhood Obesity Conference Twitter Page to:

• Stay up-to-date on all the latest conference news – in 140 characters or less!
• Receive real-time conference announcements;
• Engage with other conference participants and health professionals before, during and after the conference by using the #COC15 hashtag;
• Discover what experts are sharing around emerging childhood obesity issues using the #COC15 hashtag and other popular hashtags relating to childhood obesity (e.g. #childhoodobesity, #preventobesity);
• Spread the word about the conference by “re-tweeting” #COC15 “tweets” and by using the #COC15 hashtag when “tweeting” on your own professional Twitter account.
  
  Still wondering what the point of a hashtag is? Learn more!

You Tube

Plug-in to the Childhood Obesity Conference YouTube Channel to:

• Listen to Keynote and Plenary speaker addresses from past conferences;
• View exclusive movies and documentaries that were shown at previous conferences; and
• Discover what will be highlighted at the 2015 conference via short clips and YouTube videos.