Health & Healthy Lifestyles

Welcome to the Health group. Below is a map of various projects we have been involved in
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Community Education Workshop, Regina, September 25, 2010
BEYOND THE BUZZWORDS: PUTTING COMMUNITY SCHOOLS INTO ACTION
Saturday, Sept. 25
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
St. Mary’s Anglican Church
3337 15th Ave., Regina
A community-organized workshop and strategy session. Free of charge.
Childcare provided. Continental breakfast and lunch included.
Facilitated by Dr. Rick Hesch, Aboriginal Education and Anti-Racism in
Education Consultant
With presentations by:
- Maureen Johns, Executive Director, First Nations, Métis & Community
Education Branch
- Delphine Melchert, Executive Director, Saskatchewan Community Schools
Association
- Michael Tymchak, Director, The Saskatchewan Instructional Development
and Research Unit at the Faculty of Education, University of Regina
- Kim Weiss, Director, Prairie Sky School
Saskatchewan has a policy that encourages all schools to function as
community schools. But what does this mean? How can we put community
voices at the forefront of school planning? What is community-based
education? Have community schools lived up to their original intent? If
not, why not? How can we ensure our schools genuinely respond to
community needs and aspirations?
Details and online registration at http://www.realrenewal.org
All welcome. Education faculty and students encouraged to attend.
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"5 Years of Regional Centres of Expertise on ESD" Publication Available Online
Dear RCE Members,
The United Nations University in May of this year released its publication "5 Years of Regional Centres of Expertise on ESD". This publication documents the first 5 years of RCE activity, including activities by continent. A map of the 75 RCEs existing at the time of publication is also included. I am pleased to announce that this publication is now available online at:
http://www.ias.unu.edu/resource_centre/5%20years%20of%20RCEs.pdf
The document has many photos including those from RCE Saskatchewan. Thank you to those who contributed. RCE Saskatchewan is also mentioned at various points. You can also get a good overview of the other RCEs in our network. Feel free to share this link with others in your organization and in our ESD community. The global RCE community has much to celebrate and this book is indicative of that work.--Roger
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Photos from 5th International RCE Conference Posted
Photos from the 5th International RCE Conference in Curitiba, Brazil, from May 18 to 20, 2010, have now been posted in the image galleries. You can go to the "Resources" tab and then "image galleries" or you use the following link:
http://www.saskrce.ca/category/image-galleries/5th-int-rce-conference-cu...
Thank you to Lyle Benko for providing these photos for posting.--Roger
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Invitation to contribute to the World Sustainable Development Teach-In Day
Dear All,
Forwarded please find the e-mail below from Prof. Walter Leal of RCE Hamburg regarding the World Sustainable Development Teach-In Day. If you are interested in contributing to the event, please contact him for further information.
Warm regards,
Sachiko
The Global RCE Service Centre
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Dear RCE Colleagues,
The World Sustainable Development Teach-In Day will be held on the 3rd December 2010, being co-organised by RCE Hamburg. It will be the largest initiative on sustainability education ever organised, and participants from over 50 countries will take advantage of this unique event
I would like to invite interested RCEs to contribute towards the event, by preparing a power point presentation on one of the topics of the conference, which can be seen: http://world-sustainability-day.net/en.html
Accepted presentations will, subject to a review, be put on-line during the event and will showcase your work to a wide audience. Expressions of interest to contribute to the event, initially outlining the title of the envisaged input and the author(s) of the work to be submitted, should be sent to us at: beids@beids.de. You will then get a feed-back and a template which you can use for your presentation.
Finally, the authors who want to, may submit a paper about the topic, which may be published in the book "World Trends on Education for Sustainable Development" which will be published in 2011 as part of the award-winning book series "Environmental Education, Communication and Sustainability" .
Established in 1996 and with over 30 ground-breaking volumes published to date, this is the world´s longest running book series on the topic. Please indicate if you want to contribute to it, so that we can send you the template for papers.
Rgds,
Walter Leal
P.S. Let other people know about it!
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Prof. Walter Leal (BSc, PhD, DSc, DPhil, DEd, DL, DLitt) Senior Professor & Head of the Research and Transfer Centre "Applications of Life Sciences"
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences
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Seeds – A musical fund-raiser for the North Central community gardens.

Hi RCE folks!
I wanted to let you know about a sustainability fund-raising project I've been involved in.
Seeds is a live album that was recorded at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum on April 22nd, 2010 to mark the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day. It features original, sustainability-themed folk music by me and Brett Dolter, backed up by drummer/guitarist Jordan Fieseler, bassist Michael Paul and the Ooo La La singers (Anna Rose, Samra Sahlu, and Deb Tuchelt). There is also a touching rendition of the traditional Hush Little Baby, beautifully performed by Anna Rose, with revised lyrics about helping kids connect with nature. Proceeds from the first pressing of the album are being donated to the Community Gardens of North Central Regina, a shining example of social, economic, and environmental sustainability. The album can be purchased for $15 plus postage from the North Central Community Association (www.nccaregina.ca) or by sending a cheque (made out to me) to 26 Bole Place, Regina, S4S 3W7.
Cheers!
Glenn Sutter
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