Community Heath Promotion

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  1. Describe what a Community Heath Promotion is in your own words.
  2. Use the web to find a Community Heath Promotion in your own community. Answer the following questions:
  • What type of Health Promotion is it and what is the name of Health Promotion? (Provide a web-link if possible)
  • Who is the target population that would benefit from the type of Health Promotion?
  • What is the mission of this group? If not stated, what do you think the mission is?
  • Would you refer patients, friends, colleagues, or family members to this group? Why or why not?

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A&P.

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Discussion 1 — Among members of your group, open a forum discuss the Short Story A&P. What is it about?
What is its theme?
(0-3 points)
Discussion 2 — complete the following checklist about A&P and discussing the elements. (0-3 points)
•1) Setting: Space/Time
Discussion 3 – Discuss the symbols in “Signs and Symbols.” Do they help you decipher the meaning of the
text? What is the substance of the third phone call. Create a group forum to discuss this. (0-3 points)

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Exhibitions

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After reading the New York Times interview, watching the exhibition video
and reading the short exhibition highlights, please consider the following:
What is the controversy?
What were architect John Russell Pope and sculptor James Earle Fraser’s original
intentions? Seeing it now, should that matter?
What purpose do public monuments serve? What happens when they’re removed?
Parks, city steps and museum galleries are all public spaces. What changes if the
offending artwork is placed outside or inside?
What do you think: should problematic art be removed from public spaces?
The paper should be three (3) pages double-spaced with standard margins and fonts. Be
sure to write an introduction with a thesis statement (what will you be telling the reader)
and a ‘roadmap’ telling the viewer what your main points are that will follow to prove your
thesis. After the introduction give the body of evidence (clear discussion with specific
evidence for your points) and a conclusion. Use quotation marks and cite sources if you
use quotations.

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What Does It Mean to Tear Down a Statue?

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Just two weeks ago, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the largest humanities philanthropy in the United
States, pledged to spend $250 million over five years to help reimagine the country’s approach to monuments
and memorials, in an effort to better reflect the nation’s diversity and highlight buried or marginalized stories.
The grant is in response to the new iconoclasm taking place this summer and fall. Protesters have vandalized,
toppled, and advocated for the removal of statues of the leaders of the Confederacy in the United States, as
well as colonialists, slave traders, and imperialists in the United Kingdom and Europe. The destruction of
monuments is nothing new, occurring previously in the 8th and 9th centuries and again in the 16th century over
the appropriate use of religious icons. The
controversies in these earlier periods focused on the dangers of confusing representations with the actual
person or events they represented. The new iconoclasm focuses on the telling of national history and the larger
meaning of public space.
For this assignment, read the assigned pdf:
Jonah Engel Bromwich “What Does It Mean to Tear Down a Statue?”
New York Times (June 24, 2020)
(optional)
Robin Pogrebin “Roosevelt Statue to Be Removed from Museum of Natural History”
New York Times (June 21, 2020)
Jacey Fortin “Toppling Monuments, A Visual History”
New York Times (August 17, 2017)
Second, watch the video – Meaning of the Monument – accompanying the 2019
‘Addressing the Statue’ exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History regarding
the James Earle Fraser Equestrian Statue of Theodore Roosevelt standing in front of the
museum, and read the short exhibition highlights:
“What did the artists and planners intend?”
“How is the statue understood today?”
“Perspectives on the statue”
https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/addressing-the-theodore-roosevelt-statue

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