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Assessing Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices of Primary Care Providers in Youth Mental Health: Toward a Remote Psychiatry Model in Rural Mexican Communities
Authors: Madrigal de León Eduardo A. , Becerra-Palars Claudia , Díaz-Castro Lina , Ramírez-Rodríguez Gerardo Bernabé , García-De Los Santos Héctor Guillermo , Márquez Lidia 
Published: January 2025

Objectives This study examined the knowledge, attitudes, and practices of primary healthcare (PHC) personnel in Ciudad Fernández, San Luis Potosí, regarding depressive disorder care among youth. It assessed professional needs and barriers to implementing a remote Primary Healthcare and Psychiatry Model (PHC/PSY) for enhancing mental health access in rural and indigenous areas. Methods A cross-sectional, mixed-methods design involved 29 PHC professionals who completed surveys and participated in focus groups on mental health care practices. Quantitative data were analyzed using non-parametric tests, while thematic coding was applied to qualitative data from focus groups. Results A substantial number of PHC professionals indicated insufficient knowledge of mental health policies, with 93% requesting further training. Gender-based analysis revealed differences in perceived barriers and confidence levels. Primary obstacles included limited access to psychiatric medications, a shortage of mental health specialists, and socioeconomic challenges. Focus groups underscored an increase in depressive symptoms among adolescents, often linked to social media and substance use, with insufficient early detection strategies. Conclusions PHC personnel in Ciudad Fernández encounter significant obstacles in delivering mental health care to young people. The PHC/PSY model shows potential to address accessibility gaps but requires robust training, resource support, and standardized protocols to enable effective, equitable care in underserved communities.
Critical Performativity Analysis of Religious Laws on Homosexual Discourse in Nigeria: A Study of “Under The Udala Trees” and “Born On A Tuesday”
Authors: Oriola Titilope Oluwaseun 
Published: January 2025

This manuscript delves into the ideological underpinnings embedded in the traditional religious doctrines governing homosexuality. Leveraging insights from a curated selection of Nigerian literary works, it illuminates the thematic intersections of Christianity and Islam, seeking to unravel the symbolic nuances of Biblical and Quranic precepts on homosexuality. This exploration asserts that these ancient laws stand detached from the diverse sexual orientations prevalent in contemporary society. While there exists a rich tapestry of discourse encompassing aspects such as LGBTQ+ rights and identity formation, a significant void remains in the scholarly exploration of the religious dimensions of homosexuality. Addressing this lacuna, essential in shaping informed gay law policies in the African context. Drawing upon the seminal theories of Judith Butler’s “Gender Performativity” (1990) and Fairclough’s “Critical Discourse Analysis” (1995) as analytical lenses, this paper scrutinises two poignant literary narratives – “Under the Udala Trees” and “Born on a Tuesday”- offering a deep dive into the religious discourse on homosexuality they encapsulate. The findings illuminate the overarching universal ethos present in the reversed texts of Bible and Quran, evincing a grand design that accommodates the multifaceted tapestry of human behavior of sexual orientations. It compellingly argues that the homophobic undertones discernible in these texts are emblematic, anchored in historical contexts, rather than prescriptive mandates for the modern era.
Voters Apathy During Students’ Union Elections: Implication for Social Studies and Political Science Students
Authors: Soluade Zabur Olayiwola , Moliki Ahmed Olawale , Balogun Olukunle Olagunju , Adebajo Yesiru Adebola , Oyekanmi Abdullahi Abiodun 
Published: January 2025

The study assesses the implications of voter apathy during students’ union elections on Social Studies and Political Science Students. The study assesses the levels of student voter apathy; examine reasons for voter apathy and influence of Social Studies and Political Science on students’ political participation in the student union election. Three (3) research questions were raised and answered in the study. The study adopted descriptive research design. The target population of the study consists of all the Social Studies and Political Science of Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ogun State. Six hundred and twenty (620) students were selected for the study, using purposive and stratified random sampling techniques. A self-designed questionnaire tagged “Students and Voting Apathy Questionnaire” (SVAQ) was used to obtain information from the respondents. The data were analysed using descriptive analysis of frequency, percentage mean and standard deviation. The findings show that voter apathy among social studies and political science students during students’ union elections is unabated; popular students' inclination that voting during a students’ union election is a voluntary exercise; students have negative perceptions about candidates fulfilling their electoral promises; and Social Studies and Political Science have an influence on students' active participation and voting during student unions’ election. The study recommended that voting during students’ union election should be made compulsory for the students of Social Studies and Political Science and that management of higher institutions of learning must adopt e-voting to de-radicalise students’ elections and enhance active participation of students’ confidence of students in voting during student union elections.
Democratic Practices in the Elementary Music Classroom
Authors: Dockan David 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Democratic practices in music classrooms involve sharing power between teachers and students in determining rules and procedures, content and curriculum, and pedagogy. Researchers investigating democratic practices in elementary music settings have observed that students are more engaged, have a stronger emotional connection, and feel validated in their musical identities, creating a sense of community for students. The purpose of this collective case study was to discover how elementary music teachers use democratic practices. Participants included three teachers with varying backgrounds and student populations. Five themes emerged from the data through individual and focus group interviews, demonstrating how teachers solicited student input on procedures, content and curriculum, and pedagogy. This study provided insight into the strategies and struggles of using democratic practices as well as teachers’ perceptions of students’ increased engagement and ownership in the music classroom.
"Assessing Urban Transformation and Land-Use Dynamics in Unplanned Settlements: Case Studies of 10 No. Market and Bittan Market
Authors:   Asst. Professor, School of Architecture, RGPV, Bhopal, Tanvir Hamza 
Published: January 2025

- Unplanned settlement areas, such as '10 No. Market' and 'Bittan Market,' highlight the dynamic transformation of urban zones due to rapid population growth, economic activities, and shifting societal demands. Initially planned as low-density residential neighborhoods, these areas have evolved into bustling commercial hubs, exposing the disconnect between land-use planning and actual urban development. This study examines the key drivers behind these changes, including population growth, economic incentives, cultural shifts, and regulatory gaps. Through surveys, interviews, historical analysis, and geospatial data, the research identifies both the positive impacts—such as enhanced local economies and improved access to goods—and the negative consequences, including traffic congestion, inadequate infrastructure, and environmental degradation. The study reveals a mismatch between planned intentions and reality, emphasizing the importance of adaptive urban planning frameworks. The paper recommends integrated land-use planning, zoning flexibility, infrastructure upgrades, community engagement, and sustainability initiatives as strategies for mitigating the adverse effects of uncontrolled commercialization. The findings underscore the necessity of resilient, flexible urban policies to address the complexities of fringe area development and ensure a balance between economic growth, environmental sustainability, and residents' quality of life.

Key Words: urban transformation, mixed-use development, informal zoning, infrastructure strain, fringe areas, adaptive planning
Fatores sociodemográficos e clínicos associados à mortalidade por COVID-19 em uma região metropolitana
Authors: Rocha Larissa Cardoso da , Cattafesta Monica , Assis Thamara de Souza Campos , Barçante Joziana Muniz de Paiva 
Published: January 2025

A COVID-19 afetou o mundo disseminando-se de forma rápida e desenfreada, sendo o estudo epidemiológico importante meio para compreensão dos mecanismos que envolvem o adoecimento em determinada localidade. Dessa forma, tal pesquisa obteve como objetivo analisar os fatores de risco associados à mortalidade por COVID-19 na região metropolitana do Vale do Aço, Minas Gerais., por meio de análises descritivas, bivariadas e multivariadas. A regressão logística foi utilizada para estimar as razões de chances (OR) de associação entre as variáveis independentes e o desfecho mortalidade por COVID-19. Em 29,6% da amostra os indivíduos evoluíram para óbito, identificou-se que idosos apresentaram maiores chances de morte, sendo este quatro vezes maior entre os idosos longevos (OR = 4,404; IC95%: 2,46–7,87). Ainda, pacientes atendidos em unidades totalmente públicas apresentavam mais que o dobro de chances de óbito (OR = 2,698; IC95%: 1,34–5,43), assim como aqueles em uso de suporte ventilatório (OR = 2,394; IC95%: 1,52–3,77). Da mesma forma, os que apresentavam 5 ou mais manifestações clínicas (OR = 1,847; IC95%: 1,02–3,36) e havia algum fator de risco (OR = 1,786; IC95%: 1,24–2,57), tinham maior mortalidade. Dentre os sintomas relatados, apresentar tosse e dor de garganta diminuíram as chances de óbito, enquanto dispneia, desconforto respiratório, baixa saturação, além de ter doença hepática ou renal crônica influenciaram no desfecho negativo pela enfermidade. A caracterização de uma patologia em determinada população permite a intensificação e adoção de medidas, principalmente em grupos de maior vulnerabilidade.
Ecovilas e seus diversos caminhos para atingir um único objetivo
Authors: Chinen Hellen Airy , Molossi Amanda Ceinoti de Almeida 
Published: January 2025

Muito se fala na sustentabilidade nos dias atuais, porém para que ela tenha efeito no meio ambiente é necessário que os seres humanos tenham mudanças nos seus hábitos cotidianos. As ecovilas despontam como uma forma de habitar um espaço com o mínimo de danos ao ambiente, já que prezam pelo desenvolvimento humano de forma sustentável. Este artigo tem por objetivo apresentar as ecovilas como um novo estilo de vida, a partir de um comparativo entre as ecovilas Águas Contentes, da Lagoa e Ecovillage Ithaca, destacando os métodos construtivos, formas de obtenção de energia, alternativas para o esgotamento sanitário e as tipologias das construções. A partir da revisão bibliográfica, com abordagem descritiva e comparativa, foi possível identificar algumas características que as ecovilas apresentaram, a fim de alcançar a sustentabilidade em seu habitat. Por meio dos resultados encontrados, concluiu-se que nem todas as ecovilas precisam necessariamente suprir todos os aspectos sustentáveis, apenas aqueles que fazem sentido na comunidade.
A Machine Learning Method on a Tiny Hardware for Monitoring and Controlling a Hydroponic System
Authors: Sharma Arpit , Taherkhani Anahita , Orba Ezekiel , Taherkhani Aboozar 
Published: January 2025

The implementation of artificial intelligence on very tiny chips plays an important role in the future of IoT. Typically, these chips do not conduct artificial intelligence operations locally. They mostly send collected data to a cloud service, where artificial intelligence is implemented for decision making. This leads to a time lag and significant dependency of the system on an internet connection, making it unsuitable for systems requiring immediate action. In a hydroponic system, there is an immediate need to control the speed of a pump to maintain pH level. However, there are many challenges in designing an intelligent system using low- powered chips with low computational power. Therefore, achieving high AI accuracy is very difficult for these devices. Additionally, tiny devices need to communicate with the user to execute IoT operations. To overcome these challenges, a hydroponic system was designed in this study to incorporate an ESP32 chip-based microcontroller with sensors and actuators attached to it, so that AI on edge and IoT tasks can be executed simultaneously. A dedicated android app was implemented to monitor and control the system remotely via IoT. Results show that the predicted pump speed just falls behind the expected speed by an average of 2.94%. The overall designed system was stable and reliable. Komatsuna plants were grown in a hydroponic system and the yield was compared with the plants grown in standard potting compost. The hydroponic system was monitored by the proposed method to produce a higher yield compared to the potting compost.
MERCADO DE SUELO EN CIUDADES INTERMEDIAS LATINOAMERICANAS EN EXPANSIÓN
Authors: Ferrando Ladislao 
Published: January 2025

In Latin American cities, the right to the city exercise by vulnerable sectors is affected by the dynamics of the real estate market. This is related to urban land disparate valuation determined by factors such as infrastructure, landscape, services, fashion, and urban development. In the coastal Corridor 11 of Buenos Aires, demographic growth, bonded with market, entails social segregation and spatial fragmentation. The work analyzes the land market in the Route 11 Corridor in 2022, using the Land Accessibility Index (LAI) to measure the time it takes for households to access land. Proximity to the coast and service coverage are key factors in shaping the price of land. The LAI increases in low-income households and in areas with less influence of the latter ones.
En las ciudades latinoamericanas, el ejercicio del derecho a la ciudad por parte de los sectores vulnerables se ve afectado por las dinámicas del mercado inmobiliario. Esto se relaciona entre otros factores, con la valorización dispar del suelo urbano determinada por la infraestructura, el paisaje, los servicios, y desarrollo urbano. En el Corredor costero 11 de Buenos Aires, el crecimiento demográfico-habitacional, tensionado con el mercado, conlleva segregación social y fragmentación espacial. El trabajo analiza algunos aspectos del mercado de suelo en el Corredor de la Ruta N°11 en 2022, utilizando el Índice de Accesibilidad a la Tierra (IAT) para medir el tiempo que los hogares tardan en acceder a la tierra. Se reconocen algunos factores como la proximidad a la costa y la cobertura de servicios en la conformación del precio del suelo.
SANEAMIENTO, SALUBRIDAD E HIGIENE PÚBLICA
Authors: Garcés Corzo Sergio Adrián 
Published: January 2025

This study carried out within the Doctorate of art and architecture, in the line of theory and history of architecture and the city in Colombia and Latin America of the National University of Colombia, addresses the influence that the hygienist movement in Latin America and Colombia had on the interpretation of concepts such as sanitation, health and public hygiene in the urban habitat, where cartography and geospatial literature do not reflect settlement processes and the appropriation of urban space and habitat. Relationships of causes that occur around diseases and contextual thoughts are developed and established at a social, cultural, political, economic, scientific and urban architectural level, with ways of organizing the territory and the city, from an interdisciplinary approach to the analysis of this phenomenon, developing from the local administration an approach to progress and development in the city of Bogotá at the beginning of the 20th century.
Keywords: Sanitation, health, public hygiene, peripheryTopic: theory and history of the city
Este estudio realizado dentro del Doctorado de arte y arquitectura, en la línea de teoría e historia de la arquitectura y la ciudad en Colombia y América latina de la Universidad Nacional de Colombia, aborda la influencia que tuvo el movimiento higienista en Latinoamérica y Colombia en la interpretación de conceptos como saneamiento, salubridad e higiene pública en el hábitat urbano, donde la cartografía y la literatura geoespacial no refleja procesos de asentamientos y la apropiación del espacio y el hábitat urbano. Se desarrolla y establecen relaciones de causas que se dan alrededor de las enfermedades y los pensamientos contextuales a nivel social, cultural, político, económico, científico y urbano arquitectónico, con formas de organizar el territorio y la ciudad, desde un enfoque interdisciplinario del análisis de este fenómeno, desarrollando desde la administración local un enfoque de progreso y desarrollo en la ciudad de Bogotá a comienzos del siglo XX.
Palabras clave: Saneamiento, salubridad, higiene pública, periferiaBloque temático: teoría e historia de la ciudad
CONFORMACION, ESTABILIDAD Y CRISIS VALLETANOS
Authors: Basualdo José Luis 
Published: January 2025

The Upper Valley of the Río Negro was developed at the end of the 19th century with an Enlightenment perspective with the purpose of incorporating it into the international economic matrix. This gave rise to a cultural landscape where farms are juxtaposed with small and medium-sized cities. This model worked adequately until the 1970s, the loss of profitability of fruit production marks the beginning of a series of territorial imbalances (environmental liabilities generated by extractive activities, farms in real estate growth, growth of popular neighborhoods in vulnerable areas, etc. ) that clearly show the inadequacy of the current territorial model. Based on the understanding of the current state of the current territorial model, we believe it is possible to build guidelines that we will call “decalogue for a desired cultural landscape”; For this we will resort to the view of the cultural landscape and its operational trilogy “describe, interpret, propose” articulated with techniques of diagrammatic construction and social cartography.
El Alto Valle del Río Negro fue desarrollado a fines del SXIX con una mirada iluminista con el propósito de incorporarla a la matriz económica internacional, esto originó un paisaje cultural paisaje cultural en donde se yuxtaponen chacras con pequeñas y medianas ciudades. Este modelo funcionó adecuadamente hasta la década del 1970, la pérdida de rentabilidad de la producción frutícola marca el inicio de una serie de desajustes territoriales (pasivos ambientales generados por actividades extractivas, chacras en engorde inmobiliario, crecimiento de barrios populares sobre áreas vulnerables, etc.) que muestran a las claras la inadecuación del modelo territorial actual. A partir de la comprensión del estado actual de dicho modelo, creemos posible construir unos lineamientos que denominaremos “decálogo para un paisaje deseado”; para esto recurriremos a la mirada del paisaje cultural y en su trilogía operativa “describir, interpretar, proponer” articulada con técnicas de construcción diagramática y de cartografía social.
DIFUNDIR EL URBANISMO FEMINISTA
Authors: Roitman Anabella , Ara María victoria , Jeria Tapia Paula 
Published: January 2025

Feminist urbanism is a political stance in the urban discipline, which implies considering gender perspective, equity, violence prevention, and other aspects.
This work takes as its base input a selection of 5 thematic guides, which offer tools for the dissemination of urban planning from a feminist perspective. A methodology based on 6 questions is proposed to carry out its review, diagnosis and comparison, which have as a precedent the comparative table between “Feminist Urbanism” and “Normative Urbanism” (Punt 6, 2019).
This work aims to verify it´s efficiency to reveal “where Feminist Urbanism is” within them, and identify what its main contributions are in the transmission of knowledge.
The experience allowed a critical approach to each guide, its efficiency in the transfer of concepts and tools associated with Feminist Urbanism, and enabled substantive comparisons to be made between them.
El urbanismo feminista es un posicionamiento politico que implica considerar la perspectiva de género dentro de la disciplina urbanistica de forma activa, y aportar soluciones que apunten hacia la equidad en la experiencia cotidiana de la vida urbana. Este trabajo toma como insumo base una selección de 5 guías temáticas que combinan urbanismo y feminismo. El objetivo es identificar sus aportes particulares para la transferencia del conocimiento. Para ello se propone una metodología basada en 6 preguntas, en vías de realizar su diagnóstico y comparativa.La experiencia permitió generar un abordaje crítico de cada guía, chequear su grado de eficiencia en la transferencia de conceptos y herramientas asociables al Urbanismo Feminista, y comparar los 5 casos entre si.
HACIA UNA METODOLOGÍA DE ESTUDIO DEL PAISAJE URBANO PATRIMONIAL
Authors: Acosta Patricia Mariana 
Published: January 2025

The inclusion of Quebrada de Humahuaca on the World Heritage List it is an opportunity to reflect on heritage condition of the villages found in the protected area declared, in terms of a conceptual framework and the urban planning and management. The recognition of Quebrada de Humahuaca as World Heritage led to international spread, cause a strong development of tourism also concerns about the impacts on urban landscape. This study aims to explore the interrelationship between cultural heritage and tourism by traces in the urban landscape, on the assumption the understanding of the dynamics between protection and building renovation is essential for urban planning and management of historic cities. The cultural landscape paradigm requires to adapt the methodology of study of urban landscape to the Landscape Character Assessment, to go beyond a current methodology of study the architectural heritage.
La declaratoria de la Quebrada de Humahuaca como Patrimonio de la Humanidad por parte de UNESCO motiva a reflexionar sobre la condición patrimonial de los poblados situados en el área protegida, desde lo conceptual hasta la necesidad de su gestión. La difusión internacional que le dio este reconocimiento produjo un crecimiento de la actividad turística, surgiendo la preocupación por los efectos en los núcleos urbanos. Este trabajo busca explorar la interrelación entre turismo y patrimonio a través de las huellas que dejan en el paisaje urbano, porque la comprensión de esta dinámica de protección y renovación edilicia es fundamental para la planificación y la gestión de un poblado en un área patrimonial. El paradigma de paisaje cultural como marco de estudio requiere adecuar la metodología de análisis del paisaje urbano para que se ajuste a los criterios del estudio paisajístico y permita superar el enfoque centrado en el hecho arquitectónico que caracteriza a los estudios patrimoniales.