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Addictions in the Spotlight: When Young People Themselves Create Their Own Prevention Tools.
At the initiative of Réseda, students from five schools worked with professionals to create prevention messages in the form of plays, songs, and skits.
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Train professionals in health promotion.
In light of today’s public health challenges, training is of central importance and must enable professionals to better understand what is happening in France and in other countries....
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A framework for developing social and emotional skills in schools.
This article outlines the foundations and challenges of integrating psychosocial skills into schools. The authors review the development of health promotion in schools, as well as issues...
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Promoting School Staff Health: Experiences from Poland.
In Poland, nearly 2,600 schools (primarily elementary and middle schools) are implementing the "Health-Promoting School" program, which was launched in 1992. They focus primarily on...
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Health Risks and Emergencies: Working for and with Communities [Introduction to the Feature].
Introduction to the special issue “Health Risks and Emergencies: Acting for and with Communities,” coordinated by Félicie David, Communications Officer, Information and Communications...
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How do people react to health risks?
While the public’s reaction to health risks may not always seem rational, it nevertheless follows certain principles. Studies show that certain risks tend to be ignored, particularly if...
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INPES: a key player in prevention measures for health risks and emergencies.
Influenza, heat waves, extreme cold, dengue fever, chikungunya... The INPES is tasked with informing the public about the prevention of health risks and crises, working closely with...
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Social Mobilization in Guadeloupe: Vector-Borne Diseases and Natural Hazards.
In Guadeloupe, the strategy for combating vector-borne diseases (dengue, chikungunya) relies on on-the-ground interventions, community outreach, and social mobilization. Exposed to other...
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Simply collecting observational data is not enough to reduce inequality. [Interview]
Trained in the "hard" sciences, Thierry Lang became a specialist in social inequalities in health and gradually developed an interest in the humanities and intervention research. As the...
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Jérôme Garsi, researcher: "Improving the transition to 6th grade, fostering self-esteem and well-being among children" [Interview].
At a middle school in Paris, the Mutuelle Générale de l'Education Nationale (MGEN), in collaboration with the Departmental Directorate for Social Cohesion and the Paris School District,...