Events
See Me, our partners, volunteers and supporters, host a range of in-person and online events throughout the year with a focus on tackling mental health stigma. Check out what’s coming up.
We know that when people get together to share ideas, learning and experiences around mental health stigma and discrimination, great things can happen.
Below, we’ve got a list of upcoming public events and activities that you can get involved with to broaden your understanding of mental health stigma, share your experiences of tackling it, gain inspiration and think about the steps you can take to put an end to it.
The Anti-Stigma Sessions
New for 2025 is our online Anti-Stigma Sessions.
The mission to end stigma doesn’t lie solely with See Me – across Scotland, people are doing their bit to tackle stigma in their communities and organisations, through research, workshops and projects that are making a real impact.
This year, we’ll be showcasing some of the work that individuals, communities and partners are taking forward to reduce stigma and discrimination in Scotland through our monthly online Anti-Stigma Sessions.
The Anti-Stigma Sessions will share learning from projects and research across Scotland from See Me, volunteers, our partners and supporters.
We’ll be profiling leaders in the anti-stigma space, sharing innovation and critical thinking, encouraging people to act against stigma and featuring lived experience throughout.
You can expect to hear more about our intersectional approach, ways to tackle public stigma, using the arts to tackle stigma and much more, with insight from experts, researchers and people with lived experience of mental health problems and mental illness.
See below for upcoming sessions.
If you’re hosting an event or session that’s connected to anti-stigma work that you’d like to advertise on this page, send the details to info@seemescotland.org.
What's On
Anti-Stigma Session: Public Mental Health Stigma in Scotland
31 July, 11am
Online
To launch the series of events, we’ll be joined on Thursday 31 July at 11am by guests from Bipolar Scotland and VOX Scotland to find out more about public mental health stigma – where it stems from, what it looks like, and what you can do to combat it.
Bipolar Scotland’s Maja Mitchell-Grigorjeva and VOX Scotland’s Natalie Stevenson will share their take on the nature and scale of the issue and the impact it has on the people they work with and support, as well as sharing their learning and what they feel needs to change across society to address mental health stigma and discrimination.
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