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?? “Culture is the forgotten, decisive factor when it comes to climate change.” – Dorine Dubois, UNESCO As Cop29 unfolds in Baku, a coalition of 40+ countries and 1,500+ civil society organizations is championing the formal inclusion of arts, culture, and heritage in global climate negotiations. A key example of culture driving innovation: the UAE’s pavilion at the 17th Venice Architecture Biennale, led by architect Wael Al Awar, showcased eco-friendly cement made from recycled industrial waste brine. This creative solution has the potential to transform the construction industry—responsible for 8% of global CO2 emissions. Beyond innovation, the arts inspire public action, fostering grassroots movements, behavioral change, and community mobilization for climate resilience. ?? Let’s champion culture as a driver of climate resilience and recovery. ?? Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/gwaAszyk ?? Learn about the Jameel Arts & Health Lab's research on Arts, Health, and Climate: https://lnkd.in/gviP323x #ClimateAction #COP29 #CultureAndClimate #Sustainability #ArtsForChange #ArtsHealthClimate #ClimateChange #ClimateAction NYU Steinhardt Music and Performing Arts Professions WHO Regional Office for Europe Community Jameel COP29 Azerbaijan

?? Are you ready to unlock the potential of arts in health research but unsure where to start?? The Arts in Health Research Primer is your chance to find your footing, connect with others, and feel seen in the arts research community. ?? Designed by our affiliate researchers from the University of Florida and UCL, this immersive two-and-a-half-day Primer is designed to help you build foundational skills, connect with peers, and start shaping your own research identity with support from experienced mentors. ??January | 29-31 | 2025 ??Gainesville,FL ??Scholarships available ?? Register now: https://lnkd.in/eWyYreym #ArtsInHealthResearchPrimer2025 #ArtsInHealth #ArtsInMedicine #ArtsInPublicHealth #ArtsInHealth #ArtsInHealthResearch #ArtsEngagement #artsandhealth

?? As a part of the “How Does Culture Shape the World” panel at Future Investment Initiative Summit, two of the art world's most influential figures—Noah Horowitz (CEO, Art Basel) and Katherine E. Fleming (President & CEO, J. Paul Getty Trust ) spoke to the powerful connection between arts and health and the important work of the Jameel Arts & Health Lab in driving interest in this field. They championed the idea of engaging with art as a health behaviour, highlighting its value beyond the confines of galleries and museums. Noah Horowitz referenced Art Basel’s ongoing partnership with the Lab as part of its global Healing Arts campaign. Jameel Arts & Health Lab Founding Partners: WHO Regional Office for Europe NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development Community Jameel CULTURUNNERS #ArtBasel #GettyFoundation #FutureInvestmentSummit #HealthBehaviour #HealingArts #ArtsHealth`

Hoy hemos tenido el honor de presentar la III edición de “Arte y Salud” y el Manifiesto “Cultura y Salud” de la mano de Evelio Acevedo, Director Gerente del Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza; Lara Contreras Redondo, de Influencia, Programas y Alianzas de UNICEF Espa?a, y Christopher Bailey, Director de Arte y Salud de la OMS World Health Organization y Codirector Fundador de Jameel Arts & Health Lab. ??La #JornadaArteySalud Infantil tendrá lugar ma?ana 20 de noviembre, coincidiendo con el #DíaMundialDeLaInfancia, en el auditorio del Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza. ?? Streaming en nuestro canal de YouTube ??? La exposición #ArteySaludInfantil, con reproducciones de obras de arte modificadas digitalmente por ya se puede visitar en el museo hasta el 1/12/24. Acceso gratuito ?? El “Manifiesto Cultura y salud: Un llamamiento a integrar las artes en la salud pública”, tiene como objetivo promover un marco legislativo que regule las prácticas artísticas para la mejora de la salud y el bienestar. ?? Enlace de descarga: https://lnkd.in/dAp7gjGb ?? Con la colaboración especial de Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza y UNICEF Espa?a ??Y el aval de Asociación Espa?ola de Pediatría (AEP) ???? Además, hoy también hemos podido mostrar la exposición a Jazmín Beirak, Directora General de Derechos Culturales de Ministerio de Cultura. ?Gracias! #ArteySalud #JornadaArteYSalud #CulturaEnVena #LaCulturaBeneficiaSeriamenteLaSalud #ArteYSalud #ArtsInHealth #Pediatría #SaludInfantil #SaludJuvenil #WorldChildrensDay #ManifiestoCulturaySalud

Discover the latest study led by Michael Koon Boon Tan, a collaborating researcher with the Jameel Arts & Health Lab.

Last month, Nils Fietje, (Lab Co-Director/Technical Officer, WHO Regional Office for Europe) spoke at the "Access is Success: Opportunities and Challenges of Accessing Culture in Contemporary Europe" meeting, hosted by the Hungarian Ministry of Culture and Innovation. The event focused on how engagement with culture and the arts can be viewed as a health behavio - a subject of growing interest among EU Member States. Guillaume Schaeffer, Head of European and International Affairs at France’s Ministry of Culture, reinforced this connection, stating, "The French Ministry of Culture is convinced of the link between culture and health." This event was part of Hungary’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union in 2024. Ministère de la Culture World Health Organization European Commission European Parliament #eu?#artsandhealth?#policy?#artforhealth?#cultureforhealth?#behaviouralinsightsunit #hungary????

Spotlight on Japan ?? ?? As global populations age, promoting later-life well-being is a major public health priority. Researchers from our Affiliate Lab at UCL, the Social Biobehavioural Research Group, utilized data from the Japan Gerontological Evaluation Study (JAGES) to explore the effects of arts and cultural engagement on loneliness and social isolation in adults aged 65+ in Japan, one of the fastest-aging nations. Their findings reveal that older adults who maintained or increased engagement in arts and culture reported significantly lower levels of loneliness and isolation, with diverse, creative activities having the strongest impact. These insights suggest arts initiatives foster social connections and improve mental health, advocating for the integration of such programs into public health strategies. ?? Read the full study here: https://lnkd.in/dqqjiSna ?? Learn more about our Affiliate Labs: https://lnkd.in/db89SSwP #TaijiNoguchi, Karen Mak, #TamiSaito, #KatsunoriKondo, Daisy Fancourt The Partners: World Health Organization WHO Regional Office for Europe Community Jameel CULTURUNNERS NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development #artsincommunitylife #artsinhealth #japan #creativeageing #populationhealth #artsresearch #wellbeing #publichealth

Today, we celebrate Rick Luftglass for his incredible support to the Arts & Health field! ???? At the Inaugural Gotham City Health Gala, the work of the Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund was honored with an award received by it's Executive Director, Rick Luftglass for his leadership in supporting the Arts in Medicine program across Gotham health sites, which reach over 1.4M New Yorkers! ???? A huge thank you to Rick Luftglass and his colleagues at the Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund for making a difference in NYC, including as sponsors of the Lab's UNGA Healing Arts Week 2024! #artsinhealth #lauriemtisch #newyork #artshealth #gothamhealth Jameel Arts & Health Lab Founding Partners: WHO Regional Office for Europe, NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, Community Jameel, CULTURUNNERS

Check out this vital research on the impact of social prescribing being led by Jameel Arts & Health Lab Affiliate Researcher and Steering Committee Chair, Daisy Fancourt at the Social Biobehavioural Research Group! #socialprescribing #artshealth #whocollaboratingcenter #healthequity

We hope to see you at tomorrow's Virtual Day for the National Organization for Arts in Health (US) The Jameel Arts & Health Lab will present the Hospital Murals Evaluation (HoME) project on November 12 from 1 - 1:40PM (New York). The session will be led by Nisha Sajnani, PhD RDT-BCT and Marcel Foster and will feature representatives from the international team of researchers. Session Description What can a hospital look like? This is the question at the heart of the Hospitals Mural Evaluation (HoME), a research project led by the Jameel Arts & Health Lab, which aims to better understand the impact of murals in hospitals and care settings. HoME involves collaboration between researchers in Slovenia, Nigeria, the UK, and the US. The project will lay the groundwork for future efforts to measure possible correlations between murals and workplace belonging for healthcare workers, perceived quality of care among patients, and the experience of healthcare facility visitors. Conference Website: https://lnkd.in/gG8Zs4ZX Link to Register: https://lnkd.in/dcjZqR-q Nisha Sajnani, PhD RDT-BCT Marcel Foster Nils Fietje Larissa W. Haley Moyse Fenning Mojca Kolnik kehinde sodimu Elisabeth Bahr Tessa Brinza Hospital Rooms NYC Health + Hospitals NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development WHO Regional Office for Europe Community Jameel CULTURUNNERS #noahcon24 #artsinhealth #visualarts #murals #artshealthresearch #staffwellbeing #belonging #patientcare