Inclusive Justice – Leaving No One Behind
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MAD People’s Movement Reclaiming Collective Activist Histories
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Disability as an Intersectional Human Rights Movement – An Interview with Janice Cambri from the Philippines
TCI Asia Pacific recently interviewed Janice Cambri from the Philippines. A survivor of psychiatry, her personal history is what propelled
Reframing “#WhatWENeed” through the Bali Declaration
On the 29th of August, 2018, the 5th “Classic Edition” Plenary of the TCI Asia Pacific was held in Bali,
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Link between Diet and Mental Health – Role of a Nutritious Diet on Mental Well-Being
The link between diet and health is a well established one. Previous research has shown that there is a well
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Press Release – Oppose Protocol for Detention, Forced Treatment; Provide Alternatives #WithdrawOviedo
(Brussels) – Council of Europe member states should oppose new proposed standards regulating the detention and forced treatment of people
Making Sense of Trauma – Moving Away from the Disease Model and Embracing Cultural Responses to Stress
Noel Hunter recently wrote on Mad in America about how the ‘trauma-informed trend often falls short’. In this article, she
From the Mental Health Movement to the Disability Movement – In Conversation with Yeni Rosa Damayanti
Left: Yeni Rosa Damayanti Recently, TCI Asia Pacific spoke with Yeni Rosa Damayanti, Chairperson of the Indonesian Mental Health Association,