 For More Information Related to this page, please click on the links below: - Adelaide, Australia (April 2–4, 2008) - Australian Health Promoting Schools Association National Conference
The theme for this event is Connecting the Voices of Change: Building Better Health and Better Learning, bringing together the voices of all those people who work together to promote health and learning within a school context. Concurrent sessions will explore: a) connecting voices within schools and preschools; b) connecting voices across schools and local communities, and; c) connecting voices of research and practice. For more information visit their web site by clicking below:
http://www.sapmea.asn.au/ahpsa2008
- An Ounce of Prevention Revisited - A review of health promotion and outcomes for children and youth in BC schools
A review of health promotion and selected outcomes for children and youth in BC schools.
- Baton Rouge, Louisiana (March 3–4, 2008 ) - 20 Most Significant Advances in Obesity Research, Prevention and Treatment
Hosted by the Pennington Biomedical Research Center, this conference will bring together the scientists, clinical investigators and public health experts who are responsible for the major discoveries and advances impacting obesity research in the last few decades. For more information visit their web site by clicking below:
http://www.pbrc.edu/flash/20/20th_anniversary.html
- Reaching For The Top: A report by the Advisor on Healthy Children and Youth
Reaching For The Top: A report by the Advisor on Healthy Children and Youth
- Washington, DC (April 9-12, 2008) - Active Living Research Annual Conference
The theme of this conference is Connecting Active Living Research to Policy Solutions, providing researchers and policy makers opportunities to interact, exchange ideas and discuss potential synergies between research and policy development. For more information, visit the conference website by clicking below:
http://activelivingresearch.org/alr/conference/2008
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