\nInte<\/strong>rsectorality \u2018next generation\u2019: a real way to tackle health inequalities?\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n
By the end of the session, we aim to have identified a range of intersectoral practices, gaps between theory and practice, and three priorities for moving ahead with genuine intersectorality.<\/p>\n
In order to allow everyone to be able to participate in the pre-conference, we offer three different ways of participation:<\/p>\n
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- in person, by attending the pre-conference in Marseille;<\/li>\n
- online by following the live broadcast of the pre-conference, with the possibility of interaction (the link will be shared through our website<\/a>);<\/li>\n
- online by consulting the presentations and videos from the pre-conference on our website, after 20 November 2019.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Keynotes include:<\/p>\n
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- Intersectorality \u2018next generation\u2019: a real way to tackle health inequalities?
\nL. Saboga Nunes, President EUPHA HP<\/em><\/li>\n- Creating new ecosystems for knowledge production and sharing
\nD. Jourdan & M-P. <\/em>Sauvant-Rochat, UNESCO Chair Global Health & Education<\/em><\/li>\n- Genuine intersectorality at the local level, what do we know?
\n<\/em>L. Potvin, Montreal University, Canada<\/em><\/li>\n- Intersectorality, participation and citizenship at the very core of health promotion
\nM. Akerman, Universidade de S\u00e3o Paulo, Brazil<\/em><\/li>\n- An intersectoral approach to tackle inequalities in oral health
\nH. Pichot & S. Tubert-Jeanin, Agence sanitaire et sociale de la Nouvelle-Cal\u00e9donie<\/em><\/li>\n- Intersectorality in Danish municipalities
\nD. H. Holt, National Institute of Public Health, Denmark<\/em><\/li>\n<\/ul>\nThe interventions will be followed by a round table discussion on \u201cLevers and obstacles to intersectorality in health promotion, toward renewed policies and practices\u201d. The round table is organised to contribute to new perspectives of intersectorality. Participants can share their experience and views.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n
Contributors:<\/p>\n
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- Nastaran Keshavarz Mohammadi<\/em>, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran-\u00a0Co-chair of the Scientific & Ethical Committee of the UNESCO Chair Global Health & Education<\/li>\n
- Fadi El Hage<\/em>, University St Joseph, Beirut, Lebanon<\/li>\n
- Luis Saboga Nunes<\/em>, President EUPHA Section Health Promotion<\/li>\n
- Paolo Contu<\/em>, IUHPE vice-president for Europe<\/li>\n
- Nicola Gray<\/em>, Vice-President for Europe of IAAH<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The afternoon session, organised by the German Prevention RESEarch NeTwork (PRESENT),\u00a0focuses on the national level: \u2018interdisciplinary approaches to health promotion: examples from Germany\u2019.<\/p>\n
You can register for the morning and afternoon sessions separately or for the full day: conference website<\/a>.<\/p>\n
- Fadi El Hage<\/em>, University St Joseph, Beirut, Lebanon<\/li>\n
- Creating new ecosystems for knowledge production and sharing
- online by consulting the presentations and videos from the pre-conference on our website, after 20 November 2019.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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