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Foteini Papadopoulou, PhD retweeted
📢 Call for Papers | Special Issue: Pedagogies for our Planetary Futures: Teaching Sociology in the Age of Climate Crisis.
How can sociology education address the climate crisis?
Submit by 15 Nov: ow.ly/bnTl50ZEq8U
@ASAnews #CallForPapers #ClimateEducation
Foteini Papadopoulou, PhD retweeted
Online Book Launch soon... 👀
Learning on the Margins explores #AlternativeProvision #Inclusion #exclusion #multiagencywork
waterstones.com/book/learnin…
Every move counts, whether it's a sprint or a walk to the shop.
That's the message of the European Week of Sport 2026 (23–30 September). We teamed up with Eurosport and @Europe_Active to spread it across the continent!
Full story → link.europa.eu/WqJBkJ
#BeActive your way
Foteini Papadopoulou, PhD retweeted
What are you doing today to take care of yourself and your health and well-being?
These could be small habits. Or big changes. Every action you take to protect your health matters.
Foteini Papadopoulou, PhD retweeted
Mentally tough athletes stay motivated no matter the amount of failure or success they experience. They never give up when faced with adversity, and they always stay hungry after success.
Foteini Papadopoulou, PhD retweeted
Nine things you can do this offseason to become a better athlete:
1. Improve your technique
2. Learn new skills
3. Workout
4. Study film
5. Improve your diet
6. Improve your sleep
7. Train your mind
8. Build leadership skills
9. Take care of your mental health
Foteini Papadopoulou, PhD retweeted
🚨Heat-related illness can be life-threatening.
When heat rises, take these simple actions to protect your health:
💧 Stay hydrated
☀️ Use sun protection, including hat, sunglasses
🌳 Take breaks in shade or cooling area
🫸 Slow down if you feel unwell
👥 Check on people around you
⚠️ Take extra care if you are older, pregnant, have young children, have a chronic
condition, or work outdoors.
Share this message with family, neighbours, and colleagues. Simple steps
save lives.
#BeatTheHeat
ALT Person raking sand under intense sunlight with WHO heat safety tips overlayed.
Foteini Papadopoulou, PhD retweeted
Women played a vital role in the drafting and adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
On Wednesday’s #WomenInDiplomacy Day, discover some of their stories and join us in honouring their legacy in advancing human rights and gender equality: un.org/sites/un2.un.org/file…
Foteini Papadopoulou, PhD retweeted
Behind every piece of work is a writer who wrote through doubt, revised endlessly, and kept going.
Don't stop.
#MondayMotivation
Foteini Papadopoulou, PhD retweeted
How can schools better support students affected by trauma? 🤔
This comprehensive guide by Berger, Crosby & Martin offers evidence-based answers and practical implementation strategies.
Available now: spr.ly/6012B8IHkg
#TraumaInformed #Education
ALT Understanding and Implementing Trauma-Informed Practice in Schools:\nAn Evidence-Based Guide\nThis book bridges the research-to-practice gap by providing clear, evidence-based strategies to enable and advance trauma-informed practices for teachers, school leaders, and student support professionals.
Foteini Papadopoulou, PhD retweeted
Les personnes handicapées font encore face à trop d'obstacles et de discriminations.
Cette semaine, la Conférence de l'ONU sur le handicap trace la voie vers un monde plus inclusif et plus juste.
#COSP19
Foteini Papadopoulou, PhD retweeted
Human rights are for everyone, everywhere.
No one should be treated unfairly because of who they are or whom they love.
June’s #PrideMonth is an opportunity to stand up for the equal rights & fair treatment of LGBTIQ+ people everywhere.
📷: @free_equal
Foteini Papadopoulou, PhD retweeted
Football connects people around the world & is a powerful force for change.
Our new #FootballForTheGoals Champions initiative brings together a global team of iconic players & coaches, harnessing the power of football to #ActNow for a better future.
un.org/en/football-goals/foo…
Foteini Papadopoulou, PhD retweeted
Today is #WorldHypertensionDay.
High blood pressure - or #hypertension - often shows no warning signs, yet it increases the risk for heart disease, stroke, blindness, dementia, and other complications.
A simple blood pressure check can be life-saving.
✔ Routine screening
✔ Timely diagnosis and treatment
✔ Follow-up through primary care
can prevent millions of premature deaths bit.ly/49vL3iK
ALT Illustration of a doctor measuring a man's blood pressure highlighting hypertension as the top preventable risk for premature death worldwide.
Foteini Papadopoulou, PhD retweeted
At the highest levels of sports, only the mentally strong survive!
Foteini Papadopoulou, PhD retweeted
How can we expect to improve the mental health of young people, without participation of young people?
'States of Mind' critiques the traditional paradigms that shape our mental health & school systems, while offering fresh new and important ideas.
🔗 spr.ly/6012BBxgGn
ALT Book cover for \"States of Mind\" by Chris Bagley and Bea Herbert, focusing on mental health and education. Quote by Sami Timimi: \"Our educational systems are failing our young people...\". \"A Speechmark Book\" and Routledge logos shown.
Sport can rebuild connection.
Through #ErasmusPlus, the TEAM-EU-UA project supports Ukrainian children affected by Russia’s war of aggression through inclusion, teamwork & shared values on & off the field.⚽🇺🇦
🔗 Discover the projects here: link.europa.eu/c74MRV
