Our research theme provides a platform for like-minded academics and community members to work together to improve the health of individuals across the lifespan
UTAS Better Health Research Theme public lecture: A Cook’s tour of obesity from a public health perspective on 26 March 2019 by Dr Anne Grunseit, Senior Research Fellow, Australian Prevention Partnership Centre, University of Sydney hosted by @UTAS_BHRT@ResearchMenzies@UTAS_
The sustainable development goals are hierarchical. You have to handle the first goal before addressing the following ones. We need an honest attempt to deal with number one first. @UTAS_@UTAS_education#UTASSIP2019#SDG4
The time to intervene in a child's life is at birth. Give the parents books on child developmental milestones instead of advertisement material for baby products Melody West @WestMelody @UTAS_@UTAS_education#UTASSIP2019#SDG4
Sustainability in Education in Tasmania - lots of blame and finger pointing, but what are the solutions? We need to level the playing field! @WestMelody @UTAS_@UTAS_education#UTASSIP2019#SDG4
Melody West @WestMelody from the Peter Underwood Centre @UTAS_ Is "education" the silver bullet to overcome sustainability problems in our state of @Tasmania Let's explore this... @UTAS_@UTAS_education#UTASSIP2019#SDG4
@UTAS_ Sustainability in the Pub Education panel includes:
•Professor Sue Kilpatrick, School of Education UTAS @booltweet
•Melody West, Researcher, Peter Underwood Centre UTAS @WestMelody
•Lu McGinniss, Teacher, Department of Education @LuMcginniss#UTASSIP2019#SDG4
@utas_ Sustainability in the Pub is about to begin.. This event explores the question What does equitable and quality Tasmanian education look like in an uncertain future? Follow the conversation #UTASSIP2019#SDG4
Sustainability in the Pub @ Saint John Craft Beer in @CityLaunceston WHAT DOES EQUITABLE AND QUALITY TASMANIAN EDUCATION LOOK LIKE IN AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE? Come on by for a talk and a pint Tuesday 28th May 5.30-7.00pm