Abstract Author Johanna Rahl and Marie Johansson. Title Helsingborg-Ängelholm, a comparison of the work of the municipalities regarding self generated health care activities for employed teachers. Content Today you pay more and more attention to self generated health care. Political decisions affect the social development and thereby also conditions for people to feel healthy. As the municipalities are working with its inhabitants they are an important part of the self generated health care activities. The most part of our life we spend in school or at work and this is the reason why these places are the most suitable to create healthy people. From these thoughts we created the following aim of the study: “The aim of this study is to investigate what kind of work regarding self generated health care that is performed by the municipalities of Helsingborg and Ängelholm towards the employed teachers and how the teachers apprehend this work. Beside we will compare the municipalities and the selected schools and look for differences and similarities. Using actual knowledge about self generated health care we will support with thoughts how to develop the work for better self generated health care.” To answer the aim we have done 20 interviews of teachers, headmasters, responsible for human resources in the municipality, project leader for “Hälsovägen” as well as responsible for Child and Youth committee, all working within Helsingborg and Ängelholm municipalities. Our result shows that there is an ongoing work regarding self generated health care in both municipalities, even though it is different. In Ängelhom there is a policy regarding self generated health care, including 1000 SEK as a subsidy for these kinds of activities, among a lot of other things for the employees. The municipality also arrange special health congresses and other projects regarding self generated health care. In Helsingborg the subsidy is 2000 SEK a year, together with a health care card with discounts. The municipality in Helsingborg also has a well developed team work with “Hälsoborgen”, the towns` answer to the company’s health care. This is missing in the municipality of Ängelholm, who instead has progressed a lot more regarding the self generated health care activities for the employed teachers. The most used part is the subsidy of the self generated health care activities; however this part must be paid by the schools themselves. This will lead to the schools reducing both the number of employees as well as materials to the pupils. Theories regarding self generated health care and health focus on the importance to affect people physical, psychological and social. The municipalities we have compared are still working more on the physical part. It is not enough to have a good physique if you don’t feel good both psychologically and socially. This is something to think about for both of the municipalities, when they evaluate their self generated health care work. Helsingborg and Ängelholm need to enlarge their views concerning self generated health care, through learning from each other. Key words Helsingborg municipality, Ängelholm municipality, employed teachers, ill-health, health and self generated health care.

<p>Abstract</p><p>Author</p><p>Johanna Rahl and Marie Johansson.</p><p>Title</p><p>Helsingborg-Ängelholm, a comparison of the work of the municipalities regarding self generated health care activities for employed teachers.</p><p>Content</p><p>Today you pay more and more attention to self generated health care. Political decisions affect the social development and thereby also conditions for people to feel healthy. As the municipalities are working with its inhabitants they are an important part of the self generated health care activities. The most part of our life we spend in school or at work and this is the reason why these places are the most suitable to create healthy people. From these thoughts we created the following aim of the study:</p><p>“The aim of this study is to investigate what kind of work regarding self generated health care that is performed by the municipalities of Helsingborg and Ängelholm towards the employed teachers and how the teachers apprehend this work. Beside we will compare the municipalities and the selected schools and look for differences and similarities. Using actual knowledge about self generated health care we will support with thoughts how to develop the work for better self generated health care.”</p><p>To answer the aim we have done 20 interviews of teachers, headmasters, responsible for human resources in the municipality, project leader for “Hälsovägen” as well as responsible for Child and Youth committee, all working within Helsingborg and Ängelholm municipalities.</p><p>Our result shows that there is an ongoing work regarding self generated health care in both municipalities, even though it is different. In Ängelhom there is a policy regarding self generated health care, including 1000 SEK as a subsidy for these kinds of activities, among a lot of other things for the employees. The municipality also arrange special health congresses and other projects regarding self generated health care. In Helsingborg the subsidy is 2000 SEK a year, together with a health care card with discounts. The municipality in Helsingborg also has a well developed team work with “Hälsoborgen”, the towns` answer to the company’s health care. This is missing in the municipality of Ängelholm, who instead has progressed a lot more regarding the self generated health care activities for the employed teachers. The most used part is the subsidy of the self generated health care activities; however this part must be paid by the schools themselves. This will lead to the schools reducing both the number of employees as well as materials to the pupils.</p><p>Theories regarding self generated health care and health focus on the importance to affect people physical, psychological and social. The municipalities we have compared are still working more on the physical part. It is not enough to have a good physique if you don’t feel good both psychologically and socially. This is something to think about for both of the municipalities, when they evaluate their self generated health care work. Helsingborg and Ängelholm need to enlarge their views concerning self generated health care, through learning from each other.</p><p>Key words</p><p>Helsingborg municipality, Ängelholm municipality, employed teachers, ill-health, health and self generated health care.</p>

Uppsatsen fokuserar på hur ras och etnicitet representeras visuellt i de fotografier som finns på Helsingborgs kommuns hemsida. En kvantitativ innehållsanalys utförs för att kartlägga hur ras och etnicitet visualiseras i materialet och sedan sätts detta i relation till Helsingborgs faktiska invånare och Helsingborgs kommuns egna riktlinjer för visuell identitet. Studien kompletteras sedan med en kvalitativ semiotisk- och diskursanalys för att tolka innehållet i bilder under olika sektioner och deras betydelse, samt vad de representerar i den kontext de används och intertextuellt. Resultatet och analysen diskuteras och problematiseras sedan för att belysa problemområdet ytterligare med ändamålet att besvara frågeställningen och uppfylla syftet med forskningen. Studien grundar sig i teorier kring framförallt postkolonialism och representation, där identitet, stereotyper, vithet, ras och etnicitet är viktiga teoretiska beståndsdelar. Forskningen lyfter en brist på mångfald och inkludering i de fotografiska bilder som finns på Helsingborg.se och belyser den problematik som finns i den större bilden som en kollektion av bilder gemensamt skapar i sin intertextualitet. Den visuella analysen visar ett särskilt anmärkningsvärt resultat där flertalet vardagliga sektioner på hemsidan helt exkluderade en variation i etnisk mångfald bland människorna i bilderna, till fördel för vit, västerländsk överrepresentation, vilket potentiellt bidrar till och uppmuntrar exkludering, utanförskap och segregation. / The research focuses on how race and ethnicity is represented visually in the photographs available on Helsingborg municipality's website. A quantitative content analysis was carried out to map how race and ethnicity are visualized in the material and then put this in relation to Helsingborg's actual inhabitants and Helsingborg's municipalities own guidelines for visual identity. The study is then supplemented with a qualitative semiotic and discourse analysis to interpret the content in the images under different sections on the website and their significance, as well as what they represent in the context in which they are used and also in their intertextually. The result and the analysis are then discussed and problematized to shed further light on the problem area with the purpose of answering the main research question and fulfilling the purpose of the research. The study is based on theories about primarily postcolonialism and representation, where identity, stereotypes, whiteness, race and ethnicity are important theoretical components. The research highlights a lack of diversity and inclusion in the photographic images that exist on Helsingborg.se and point out the problems that exist in the larger image that a collection of images jointly creates in their intertextuality. The visual analysis shows a particularly remarkable result where many everyday sections on the website completely excluded variation in ethnic diversity among people in the images, in favor of white, Western overrepresentation, which potentially contributes to and encourages exclusion, seclusion and segregation.