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Two recent feature articles in the Ontario Health Promotion Email (OHPE) Bulletin may be of interest to CLICK4HP readers. 

Today there is a letter from the editors that is a compilation of resources and links related to municipal elections in Ontario (http://www.ohpe.ca/node/11681). Find out the issues and the people who are campaigning at the local level by starting with this useful listing.

Last Friday the OHPE feature article (http://www.ohpe.ca/node/11658) came from the People's Food Policy Project, an example of health promotion in action. Amanda Sheedy, national coordinator of the People's Food Policy Project writes, "This feature explores the overlapping schools of thought that inform the PFPP including food sovereignty, citizen engagement and health promotion ... [and] ... explores potential roles for health promoters in supporting the food movement and the PFPP more specifically..."

 

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OHPE Bulletin 679, October 1, 2010

 

View this issue online: http://www.ohpe.ca/epublish/1/v2010n679. 

Or go directly to the feature article: Resources for Ontario's 2010 Municipal Elections http://www.ohpe.ca/node/11681 

 

Resources for Ontario's 2010 Municipal Elections

 

-- compiled by the OHPE Editorial and Management Team

 

I Introduction

Ontario's municipal elections are being held on October 25. Below, we present a round up of municipal election resources that have come to our attention. We would like to add to this list, so please let us know about any sites that you have found useful, particularly if the resource is geared towards health promotion practitioners. Contact [log in to unmask]

 

II Resources

 

Association of Municipalities of Ontario

Municipal Elections, Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing

Student Vote

Municipal Elections, Your Local Government

Ontario Municipal Elections, Wikipedia

Municipal Elections 2010, Sustain Ontario, The Alliance for Healthy Food & Farming

Ontario Tenants' Rights, Federal, Municipal and Ontario Elections

A Sampling of Pages from Various Municipalities

Toronto Votes Fact Sheets, Social Planning Toronto 

Ontario Municipal Elections, Facebook

 

 

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OHPE Bulletin 678, September 24, 2010

 

View this issue online: http://www.ohpe.ca/epublish/1/v2010n678. 

Or go directly to the article at http://www.ohpe.ca/node/11658

 

The People's Food Policy Project--Health Promotion in Action

--submitted by Amanda Sheedy, National Coordinator, The People's Food Policy Project, http://www.peoplesfoodpolicy.ca

 

I Introduction

II What is the People's Food Policy Project?

III Why the People's Food Policy?

V Food Sovereignty - A Way Forward

VI Health Promotion - Enabling Citizens to shape Programs and Policy

VII Citizen Engagement - Theory and Tools for Increasing Citizen Control

VIII The People's Food Policy Project - Citizens Engaging Citizens in Policy Development

IX Conclusion

 

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~~Informing Ontario health promoters since 1997~~ 

 

Content of the OHPE Bulletin is provided as an information-sharing service and inclusion does not represent endorsement by production partners Health Nexus Santé and The Health Communication Unit or their funder. 

Ontario Health Promotion E-Mail Bulletin [log in to unmask] or [log in to unmask] or http://www.ohpe.ca

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