Hi farmers,
This isn't directly related to agriculture, but I just registered for a workshop about the media and health that sounds interesting, so I wanted to pass it on. We've looked at health through a lens of food production systems -- why not look at it through another lens, such as the media?
Be well,
Joanna
This isn't directly related to agriculture, but I just registered for a workshop about the media and health that sounds interesting, so I wanted to pass it on. We've looked at health through a lens of food production systems -- why not look at it through another lens, such as the media?
Be well,
Joanna
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From: Janelle S. Taylor <jstaylor@u.washington.edu>
To: criticalmedhumanities@u.washington.edu
Cc: anth374a_wi10@u.washington.edu; anth474a_wi10@u.washington.edu
Sent: Mon, March 8, 2010 3:42:56 PM
Subject: [CMH] 4/10 UW Students for Equal Health event: Media & Health
4th Annual Summit on Health Inequality presents
GET THE SCOOP: MEDIA & HEALTH
WHEN: SATURDAY, APRIL 10TH, 2010. 10:30 A.M - 3:00 P.M
WHERE: UW FOEGE BUILDING (15th & PACIFIC ST.)
COST: FREE! INCLUDES BREAKFAST AND LUNCH
INFO & REGISTRATION: WWW.UWSEH.ORG
How is modern media influencing our health? Are the images used to
communicate health ethically portraying the communities they
feature? What determines whether a health issue will be featured in
the news? How can new media tools be used to raise awareness about
social issues? What are some examples of effective public health
campaigns? How is the interface between media and health affecting
us?
We invite you to "get the scoop" about interactions between media
and health this spring at the University of Washington Students for
Equal Health 4th Annual Summit on Health Inequality. The 2010
conference theme uses media as a fresh, exciting perspective to
inspire innovative conversations about health in our modern world.
We are examining the influence of social media, broadcasting,
photography, journalism, television, documentaries, and other new
media tools on the portrayal and perception of health today. Come
and join the conversation!
Current list of speakers includes keynote Nancy Lee and: Mary
Mapes, Lisa Cohen, Daniel Hart, Kathy Gill, Anita Crofts, Tom
Paulson, and Ansel Herz.
Our speakers have worked or are currently working with: Seattle
Post-Intelligencer, CBS News, Washington Global Health Alliance,
Social Marketing Services, Inc., UW Department of Global Health,
Health Alliance International, PATH, UW Native Voices, I-TECH, UW
Masters of Communication in Digital Media.
Co-sponsored by: UW Department of Global Health, UW Department of
Communication, and ASUW.
_______________________________________________
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CriticalMedHumanities@u.washington.edu
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From: Janelle S. Taylor <jstaylor@u.washington.edu>
To: criticalmedhumanities@u.washington.edu
Cc: anth374a_wi10@u.washington.edu; anth474a_wi10@u.washington.edu
Sent: Mon, March 8, 2010 3:42:56 PM
Subject: [CMH] 4/10 UW Students for Equal Health event: Media & Health
4th Annual Summit on Health Inequality presents
GET THE SCOOP: MEDIA & HEALTH
WHEN: SATURDAY, APRIL 10TH, 2010. 10:30 A.M - 3:00 P.M
WHERE: UW FOEGE BUILDING (15th & PACIFIC ST.)
COST: FREE! INCLUDES BREAKFAST AND LUNCH
INFO & REGISTRATION: WWW.UWSEH.ORG
How is modern media influencing our health? Are the images used to
communicate health ethically portraying the communities they
feature? What determines whether a health issue will be featured in
the news? How can new media tools be used to raise awareness about
social issues? What are some examples of effective public health
campaigns? How is the interface between media and health affecting
us?
We invite you to "get the scoop" about interactions between media
and health this spring at the University of Washington Students for
Equal Health 4th Annual Summit on Health Inequality. The 2010
conference theme uses media as a fresh, exciting perspective to
inspire innovative conversations about health in our modern world.
We are examining the influence of social media, broadcasting,
photography, journalism, television, documentaries, and other new
media tools on the portrayal and perception of health today. Come
and join the conversation!
Current list of speakers includes keynote Nancy Lee and: Mary
Mapes, Lisa Cohen, Daniel Hart, Kathy Gill, Anita Crofts, Tom
Paulson, and Ansel Herz.
Our speakers have worked or are currently working with: Seattle
Post-Intelligencer, CBS News, Washington Global Health Alliance,
Social Marketing Services, Inc., UW Department of Global Health,
Health Alliance International, PATH, UW Native Voices, I-TECH, UW
Masters of Communication in Digital Media.
Co-sponsored by: UW Department of Global Health, UW Department of
Communication, and ASUW.
_______________________________________________
CriticalMedHumanities mailing list
CriticalMedHumanities@u.washington.edu
http://mailman2.u.washington.edu/mailman/listinfo/criticalmedhumanities
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