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A peer education initiative in Italian-speaking Switzerland.
In Lugano, Switzerland, a college of social and health sciences conducted a three-year pilot program in peer education. Student volunteers were trained to serve as peer mentors within...
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In the context of peer education, what role should adult mentors play?
The Epidaure Research Center in Montpellier has developed a program called "P2P: Peer-to-Peer Health" that engages young people and professionals in a prevention initiative. The role...
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What methods are used to evaluate peer-led health education projects?
The Youth Experimentation Fund supports innovative initiatives that improve young people’s access to prevention and care. In particular, it has developed and evaluated four peer-led...
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Peer testimonials: "I feel useful and more confident."
Four peer-led health education initiatives supported by the Youth Experimentation Fund (Fej) were evaluated. About 40 young people trained in prevention were interviewed about their...
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Stigmatization, discrimination, labeling: what are we talking about?
How can we understand the concepts of stigmatization, discrimination, and labeling? Here are the definitions.
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Social Stigma and Public Health: Ethical Issues.
Stigmatization, an inherent risk in any public health initiative, undermines prevention and, moreover, can be harmful to society. Quebec anthropologist Raymond Massé explains why the...
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Stigmatization: Key Considerations for Professionals.
To avoid stigmatization, public health professionals must exercise vigilance in two key areas: first, in the very design of their interventions, and second, in their day-to-day practice.
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Encouraging a Different Perspective on Body Image [Interview].
Ireps Languedoc-Roussillon is developing a program aimed at raising awareness among young people, education, social services, and healthcare professionals, as well as institutions,...
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If you want to address obesity, you must first respect people who are obese [Interview].
Managing obesity is often an uphill battle, marked by a lack of information and stigmatization, which only adds to the psychological and physical suffering of overweight individuals....
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Countering obesity in schools: taking action without causing harm.
Alerted by interventions by professionals that risked stigmatizing young people in school settings (weighing students, organizing weight-loss contests), the Montérégie Public Health...