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Farmers are growing gardens with families from the housing projects.
In Saint-Étienne, in the Loire region, thanks to an initiative by the community center, 250 families are tending gardens with the help of farmers. This is a practical way for these...
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Health must be at the heart of sustainable development.
Interview with Laurence Tubiana, Director of the Institute for Sustainable Development and International Relations (IDDRI) and holder of the Chair in Sustainable Development at...
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The media have the power to shape public opinion, but the public isn't fooled.
Interview with Lise Renaud, professor in the Department of Social and Public Communication at the University of Quebec in Montreal, and Monique Caron-Bouchard, a sociologist. Lise...
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Preschool: Should we eliminate snack time or teach children better habits?
The issue of school snacks cannot be considered in isolation; it is one component of a broader effort to improve students’ nutritional health. The key challenge today is not to promote...
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Teaching children to observe is just as essential as teaching them to taste.
Interview with Christian Gautellier, director of the "Children, Screens, Youth, and Media" initiative at Ceméa (Centers for Training in Active Education Methods) and vice president of...
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Sustainable development and health? It’s all part of the same fight!
What is the connection between sustainable development and health promotion? For Jacques Bury, it is obvious: it is people, their development, and their quality of life. The author, a...
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Television plays a role in a child's development.
Interview with Christine Ceruti, psychologist. We spoke with Christine Ceruti, author of the book *Learning to Read the TV*, about this "intruder," which is blamed for all kinds of...
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The Health Information Market: An Organized Cacophony?
The health information market has never been more vibrant. It’s hard to make sense of the cacophony of information available across all media. It is also sometimes difficult to clearly...
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Why provide health literacy education?
In a society focused on communication and consumption, what strategies can professionals employ to encourage people—especially young people—to develop a critical mindset regarding health issues?
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Training in Patient Education: What Skills Are Needed? Reflections on the Seminar Held in Lille, October 11–13, 2006.
This book is the result of a collaboration between INPES, the Patient Education Resource and Training Center of the Nord-Picardie Regional Health Insurance Fund, and the directors of...