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Culture on Prescription improves mental health
People with mental illness or long-term pain who have participated in cultural activities together with others feel better. This according to a study by Paula Bergman, PhD student at the School of Health and Welfare a...
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Low-educated are more influenced by their environment in vaccine decisions
Making the decision to be vaccinated is not only an individual process but it is strongly influenced by the information we receive from our surroundings. A new research study from Jönköping International Business Scho...
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Three years of research leads to funding for book project
From 2020 to 2023, Florencia Enghel, Associate Professor of Media and Communication Science at The School of Education and Communication (HLK) at Jönköping University, studied the everyday communication practices of A...
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What do children and teachers do in preschool?
Frida Åström, doctoral student in disability research at the School of Education and Communication, Jönköping University, examines variations in how preschool activities are conducted and practiced, both from an inter...
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Annette Hill, new professor at HLK
Since August, Annette Hill is Professor of Media and Communication Studies (MKV) at the School of Education and Communication (HLK) at Jönköping University (JU). Annette will work with high quality scientific research...
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Jönköping’s response to refugee influx - integration projects' successes and setbacks
The civil sector of Jönköping made a fantastic contribution during the 2015 influx of refugees, starting up many integration projects. However, relatively few of the projects dealt with the integration of immigrants i...