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Blogs from the See Us movement

Members of the See Me team and supporters share some insight into what's happening across the See Us movement...

When it’s not ‘okay not to be okay’

Author and mental health campaigner Graham Morgan reflects on the times when he’s felt it hasn’t been okay to not be okay.

Taking an Intersectional Approach

Learn how our understanding of taking a genuinely intersectional approach towards tackling mental health stigma is both simple and complicated - and, in reality, a journey with no single destination.

Making space for everyone's mental health

Sahaj from our Communities and Priority Groups team reflects on the importance of understanding how intersections of power and marginalisation create distinct disadvantages for different groups

Amplifying voices: Highlighting health inequalities in the Gypsy/Traveller community.  

This case study highlights some of the experiences of stigma and discrimination faced by Gypsy/Traveller community members and some potential solutions.

Ending Perinatal and Infant Mental Health Stigma: Service Providers can lead the Way

Project officer Vicky shares how service providers can make a difference in tackling mental health stigma for new and expectant parents.

Values led partnership and community engagement

This case study demonstrates how we worked with the West of Scotland Regional Equality Council (WSREC) to look at what is needed to address mental health stigma, alongside people in Scotland from specific minority ethnic backgrounds.

Prioritising tackling mental health stigma in the workplace

Workplace officer Bryony is encouraging all workplaces to consider the mental health of their staff and how stigma acts as a barrier to creating safe spaces for employees to disclose and discuss their needs.

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