This project was enabled by a Killam Cornerstone Grant;together with additional contributions from the Faculty of Arts,the Office of Global Health in the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry,the Centre for Health and Culture at the University of Alberta,as well as a subgrant from the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs,Trade,and Development.
Objective:We present first-phase results of a performing arts public health intervention,‘Singing and Dancing for Health,’aiming to promote healthier behaviors in Ghana’s impoverished Northern Region.We hypothesize...
The online world is becoming more and more edutainment, where learning, getting informed and entertained seem to be part of one and the same activity. As a result of this current fascination, people are drawn increasi...