Suchergebnisse

Discurso na Sessão de Posse, no Congresso Nacional -- Discurso no diálogo ampliado da Cúpula do G-8 -- Discurso na XXIV Reunião de Cúpula do Mercosul -- Discurso na LIX Assembléia Geral da ONU -- Discurso na abertura do Colóquio "Brasil: Ator Global" -- Discurso na abertura da I Reunião de Chefes de Estado da Comunidade Sul-Americana de Nações -- Discurso da abertura da Cúpula África-América do Sul -- Discurso na Reunião de Alto Nível da FAO sobre Segurança Alimentar, Mundaças Climáticas e Bioenergia

During the rapid growth of the nation in the last half-century, China has experienced extreme urbanization and class polarization. As a result, historical districts and cultural centers are rapidly vanishing. To survey the question of how to conserve historical monuments in the midst of cities' fast development that can protect the community, preserve significant memories, and promote the authenticity for future generations. This paper will examine a specific case study in Hangzhou's historical district in China that advances through historical research, field study, residential interviews, suggestions in governmental policy, and revitalization proposals. Through a one-week intensified investigation in the neighborhood under the collaboration of Zhejiang University, University of Tokyo, and University,I was honored to participate in this international academic event, "Learning from Place." Through a series of surveying and mapping, drawing and modeling, planning and designing, and under the guidance of professors and team collaboration, we students involved in a discussion of the current city issues and organized primary solutions to the problems. The conclusion we have come to an agreement is that it is possible to achieve a compatible environment that incorporates modern facilities into historical conditions, in which harmonizes urban development and cultural conservation, and balance economic advancement and social benefit.

Personal narrative as a way to express intersectional activism embodied in the Internet: the case of Eve C

The article looks at the intersectional performances of activist identity online. By tracing the work of Evelyn C., the article considers the position of emergent experts among the peer supporters and bloggers in online communities centred on perinatal mental health and breastfeeding. Through this, it seeks to explore the augmenting possibilities embodied in individual performances of complex activist identities for collective advancement of identity-based health-concerned activist groups.
Keywords: activism, maternal, mental health, embodied, intersectionality

En el artículo se aborda la igualdad de género en la toponimia urbana a través del análisis del callejero del distrito Centro de la ciudad de Málaga. El hecho de que cualquier mujer protagonice con su nombre la rotulación de una calle supone estar presente y ser reconocida por sus méritos y logros, formando parte de la memoria colectiva. El análisis se realiza mediante: gráficos de doble histograma para el número total de calles, gráficos de sectores circulares para mostrar los porcentajes, y gráficos de columnas apiladas para mostrar la categorización de los topónimos. Como resultado, esta investigación demuestra los actuales sesgos de género de la toponimia urbana y su prevalencia; es decir, la preeminencia de nombres masculinos frente a los femeninos en el distrito Centro. Esta investigación contribuye a visibilizar a las mujeres en el espacio público, en las calles y en definitiva en la ciudad que habitamos todos y todas, además de ayudar a construir una sociedad igualitaria apoyando la visibilidad de las mujeres.

The current Covid-19 pandemic has had an impact on the political, economic, social, cultural, defense and security aspects as well as the welfare of the Indonesian people. Therefore, effective fast steps are needed to break the chain of the spread of Covid-19. One way to prevent transmission of this virus is through vaccination efforts. While the existing literature focuses more on State policies, public responses related to the effectiveness and safety of vaccines, as well as hoax news related to vaccines, the related literature on vaccines and the choice of vaccine if any is still very limited, this article fills that gap. This qualitative research was carried out in Makassar, considering that Makassar is one of the metropolitan cities and many of its people has been vaccinated through Covid-19 vaccination programs. Data was collected using in-depth interview. Informants who participated in this study were people who had and had not carried out the Covid-19 vaccination. With a total of twenty-five people, they vary on the basis of age (between 18 and 29 years), sex (18 women and 7 men), and employment status (ten of them are students, employees, online shop owners, editors, musicians, painters, work odd jobs, and labor). The results show that the emergence of the Covid-19 vaccine has become the subject of public debate, many agreed and not a few refused to be vaccinated. This debate is due to differences in perceptions regarding the definition of the Covid-19 vaccine and the benefits of the vaccine itself. In terms of what type of vacciness they are used, there are three types of vaccines that are popularly used by our participants in this study, namely Sinovac, Astra Zeneca, and Moderna. Apart from the debate about the level of efficacy of each vaccine, the choice of vaccine is related to the level of efficacy, side effects and availability of the vaccine itself. It is argued in this article that whatever the effect of a particular vaccine, as long as the side effect is balanced by its efficacy, then the effect is not an issue.