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Boletín   abril, 2009

Les invitamos a conocer la versión digital de la revista Dimensions, de la Asociación de Centros de Ciencia y Tecnología, ASTC.
En su publicación de Marzo/Abril participan varios miembros de la RedPop.
Se puede desacargar esta sección de la revista abajo.

 
Living Well: Science Centers and Public Health
April 9th, 2009 - Posted in 2009, ASTC Dimensions by Christine Ruffo
http://www.astc.org/blog/category/astc-dimensions/2009/

IN THIS ISSUE
March/April 2009

The Toronto Declaration, adopted in June 2008 by the Fifth Science Centre World Congress, established public health as a priority for science centers, citing the United Nations Millennium Development Goals for child and maternal health and disease prevention. In this issue, we explore the efforts of science centers worldwide to improve health in their communities, through exhibitions, outreach programs, partnerships, and even food service operations.

Contents
? Active Learning, Healthy Living, by Ruth Lynfield
? Taking on Obesity in the Deep South, by Eleanor Kulin
? Creating a Smart Café, by Bob Levine
? What?s the Big Deal? An Exhibition Navigates France?s Changing Sexuality Landscape, by Maud Gouy
? North Star Guides the Way, by Chris Cable and SaVina Sandoval Haywood
? Health Messages at Science Centers in South Africa: What Is Possible? by Lorenzo Raynard
? Rising to the Challenge: Public Health in Latin American Science Centers, by Alejandra León-Castellá, Alcira García-Vassaux, José Ángel Andrade, Luisa Massarani, Martha Cambre, and Maria Cristina Ruiz (PDF available here)
? Inspiring, Engaging, and Involving: Multiple Paths to Good Health, by Gloria German
Partners for Health, by Rick Baker
? Reaching out to the Vulnerable, by Leticia Chávez Martínez and Dolores Arenas Venegas
? The Evolving Threat of Infectious Disease, by Erika Shugart
 
 

Emily Schuster
Editor
Association of Science-Technology Centers
1025 Vermont Avenue NW, Suite 500
Washington, DC 20005-6310, U.S.A.
202/783-7200 x130      Fax 202/783-7207
eschuster@astc.org
www.astc.org
www.ExhibitFiles.org


 
 
La RED POP, es  una red interactiva que surge de la convocatoria realizada por UNESCO en 1990  y reúne a centros, museos y programas de popularización y divulgación de a  ciencia y la tecnología en América Latina y el Caribe. Funciona  mediantes mecanismos regionales de cooperación que favorecen el intercambio, entrenamietno y aprovechamiento de recursos entre sus miembros. 

CIENTEC es miembro fundador y actualmente  ocupa la Dirección Ejecutiva de la RED.

A Red-POP é uma rede interativa que surge de uma  convocação realizada pela UNESCO em 1990 e reúne centros, museus e programas de popularização e divulgação da ciência e tecnologia na América Latina e   Caribe. Funciona  mediante mecanismos regionais de cooperação que favorecem o intercâmbio, o treinamento e o aproveitamento de  recursos entre seus membros. 

O CIENTEC é membro fundador e atualmente ocupa a Direção Executiva da RED.

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