There are no content warnings for this episode. We’re always keen to learn - if that doesn’t quite feel right then please get in touch via our website: ProjectSonrisa.com
English
Project Sonrisa
230 posts
Project Sonrisa
@ProjectSonrisa
Scottish Charity tackling the stigma surrounding mental health through the power of the creative arts. Intersectional, inclusive, innovative.
Scotland, United Kingdom Katılım Temmuz 2020
34 Takip Edilen137 Takipçiler
In this episode we delve into her experiences of all things university.
We chat about FOMO (Fear of missing out), social and peer pressures as well as balancing university studies with the rest of life!
Listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/5pJzUT…
English
Welcome to episode 14 of Project Sonrisa’s podcast ‘It All Matters’. In this episode we speak to Amanda (@amandaamaeshi), award winning activist, campaigner and writer specialising in gender equality, anti-racism and youth political participation.
English
Some fabulous photos from our Walk and Talk for #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek in partnership with Tony’s Safe Place and our local Co-Op Member Pioneer!
Thanks to everyone who came along 💚
English
You can find a list of places to access mental health support from the NHS website here: nhs.uk/nhs-services/m…
English
We are frustrated and disappointed to hear our decision makers talking about mental health in such a stigmatised light.
Mental health inequality will only be exacerbated by the recent narratives around mental health and work.
To those struggling right now, we see you.
English
Read all about some of the work one of our fabulous trustees have been up to! @OliviaBrown6464
Together 🧡@together_sacr
📣@OliviaBrown6464, Trustee @OfficialSYP & Trustee @ProjectSonrisa, sharing some reflective #ThursdayThoughts about the @UN_CSW #CSW68 Olivia cares about women’s rights & worked on issues like sexual education, unhealthy relationships & fast fashion 🔗bit.ly/446PEUU
English
We’re really excited to be taking part and cheering on walkers in the Glasgow Kiltwalk in less than 2 weeks. It will be great to see everyone - if you pass us then don’t forget to say hi!
If you’d like to support us you can do through our fundraiser: justgiving.com/campaign/proje…
English
One of the key themes from our recent research was need for intersectional representation in mental health.
This is representation that isn’t part of a tick-box exercise and isn’t tokenistic. It should centre lived-experiences!
English
Project Sonrisa retweetledi
Call for participants! If you are aged 16-25 and living in Scotland.
In collaboration with @mentalhealth, @UniStrathclyde are looking for people to share their experiences of mental health self-stigma.
More info and sign up: hass.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9K…
English
Such a great event!!
Wiktoria Orlicka 🇵🇱🏴@Wik_Orlicka
I've had a great time attended the #YouthSTEMChangemakers Showcase Event with @YouthSTEM2030! I was excited to be invited and represent @ProjectSonrisa as well! All the young people presenting are inspiring and I can't wait to see their ideas come true!
English
Thrilled to be invited along to the @YouthSTEM2030 Showcase Event this evening at the University of Strathclyde.
More to come of the course of the evening!
English
Did you know we had a podcast? You can check it out now on Spotify!
Our podcast, ‘It All Matters’ talks about anything and everything related to mental health to encourage people to have more meaningful conversations.
open.spotify.com/show/0nXp7WXm9…
#MentalHealthPodcast
English
Project Sonrisa retweetledi
Check out our latest report @ProjectSonrisa 🚨📣
One of our key themes is the need for intersectional representation in mental health spaces.
The report is key for creating a foundation for our future work to come.
Read more about this here ⬇️
Project Sonrisa@ProjectSonrisa
(1/2) Today we publish our report 'Mental Health, Representation and Intersectionality' This research will inform Project Sonrisa's future work so watch out for some exciting projects to come! Read our report on our website: projectsonrisa.com/projects/inter…
English
Project Sonrisa retweetledi
🚨Our report is here!🚨
"There is a need for targeted intersectional interventions and policies aimed at addressing systemic barriers to representation and access within mental health spaces in Scotland."
This report is from our recent survey findings. Check it out below!
Project Sonrisa@ProjectSonrisa
(1/2) Today we publish our report 'Mental Health, Representation and Intersectionality' This research will inform Project Sonrisa's future work so watch out for some exciting projects to come! Read our report on our website: projectsonrisa.com/projects/inter…
English
Project Sonrisa retweetledi
We often say the phrase ‘you’re not alone’ in mental health but how can you truly feel less alone when you’re not represented in mental health spaces and media?
Our recent report highlights the need for intersectional representation in mental health spaces. Read below ⬇️
Project Sonrisa@ProjectSonrisa
(1/2) Today we publish our report 'Mental Health, Representation and Intersectionality' This research will inform Project Sonrisa's future work so watch out for some exciting projects to come! Read our report on our website: projectsonrisa.com/projects/inter…
English