Making Health Education Innovation Possible
18th May 11.00 CEST
The goal of the discussion is to talk about way in which health education could be looked at more holistically in formal and nonformal education.
The young nowadays have more access to various sources of information, which makes it even more important to provide up to date correct information. Furthermore, it will also be about how the teachers feel the discussion could evolve and how they could be best supported in this.
The discussion will direct the participants attention to a topic that is not often discussed in the public and makes people often uncomfortable for no reason. We are all human and it’s best we learn about ourselves in informed and secure way.
Discussion questions
- What makes health education an exciting class to teach?
- What are some of the best practices in Estonia, Denmark, Malta and Czechia in the field?
- How can non-formal education support the young in health education related topics?
- And your questions!
Speakers
Ana Valdmann
University of Tartu
Youth Academy Director
Roderick Borg
Youth Worker
Lisa Petitjean
Kissing Tartu project representative
Trine Tamm
Facilitator of the discussion
And more speakers to be announced!
Discuss along
Our pan-European discussion encourages discovering new and different perspectives so your experiences and ideas are waited on the discussion stage! Be ready to share your thoughts!
About Hybrid European Democracy Festival
HEDF is a discussion festival that seeks to connect people who share an interest in the future of society. On 17-18 May 2024, the festival joins people for discussions from over 15 different locations all over Europe for truly seamless & hyperlocal public discussions. W
e want to break out of the usual virtual event mindset and create a truly immersive pan-European discussion experience.
KISSING TARTU
The organiser of the discussion is Kissing Tartu project. The project is part of the official programme of European Capital of Culture Tartu 2024.