Forty years ago, the Ottawa Charter invited us to act on living conditions, not just behaviors. This issue shows that this ambition remains relevant, with the plan on endocrine disruptors, the Nutri-Score rejected by a single vote, and the cost of sexist and sexual violence. It also gives a voice to those who are seldom heard: primary school students facing violence, elderly people living on the streets, young people and their body image. On the ground, the signal is worrying: 45% of employers’ associations consider their situation difficult. You will also find concrete tools to announce a damage associated with care, open a third place, or mobilize parents to motivate teenagers, as well as two readings to reflect on the rigor of qualitative studies and the role of the individuals involved in research. Happy reading, and if the Nutri-Score is important to you, sign and circulate the petition: by a single vote, every support counts. #pratiquesensante #PromotionDeLaSanté #ChartedOttawa #NutriScore #PerturbateursEndocriniens #ViolencesSexistesEtSexuelles #ClimatScolaire #SansAbrisme #VieAssociative #SantéDesJeunes (translated)
