Cuban Youth Promote Healthier Diet through Art.

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2019
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Abstract
Art, education, health and nutrition: encouraging healthy eating at an early age is central to the World Food Programme's (WFP) goals. To this end, using art as a learning and communications tool, the program sponsors WFP in Action, a drawing contest open to youngsters 5-18 years old. Cuba has participated in the contest nationally since the 1990s, and since 2002 has sent a selection of drawings annually to the international competition at WFP headquarters in Rome.
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Authors Gorry, Conner;
Journal medicc review
Year 2019
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south africa rock art san illiteracy neuroaesthetics

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