The Mapping of Student Health Care and Promotion Practices is beginning at the Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Rio Grande do Sul (IFRS). The initiative aims to identify, systematize, and bring visibility to experiences, promoted by the Student Affairs Directorate of the Vice-Rectorate of Teaching (Proen).
Any IFRS server can register one or more actions, without the need for them to be formally registered in institutional systems. Projects and teaching, research and extension actions can be included, as well as daily practices (see below the axes).
The collected information will integrate a Action Book, which will enable a Permanent Digital Display of the initiatives. The mapping will also support the selection of experiences for the Gallery of Promotion Practices for Health and Student Retention, to be held during the Seminar of the Institutional Network for Student Care of IFRS, which will take place in October.
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How to register courses
The flow of registrations is continuous, and submission can be made at any time byelectronic formHowever, to be part of the 1st Edition of the Permanent Digital Exhibition, the registration must be done by September 20, 2026.
Structural axes of actions for the Mapping
Each action can be linked to one or more of the following axes:
- Healthy Nutrition
- Art and culture in health promotion and well-living
- Coexistence, sociability, communication, and belonging
- Environmental education and sustainability
- Anti-capacitist and inclusive education;
- Education for ethnic-racial relations;
- Education for gender and sexuality issues;
- Lifestyle and healthy habits;
- Digital inclusion, digital health, and citizenship;
- Professional orientation, career education, and work world;
- Corporal practices and physical activities;
- Prevention of harassment and violence and promotion of human rights;
- Risk and health harm prevention.
- Mental health.