Mixed methods study focused on Black women’s identity, mental health, associated structural racism and other disadvantages in the UK• Led by @ATJieman
Joined April 2021
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I'm proud to announce I'm a part of the inaugural @Hopelab HBCU Translational Science Fellowship. Hopelab is social innovation lab and impact investor at the intersection of tech and youth mental health. I'll be expanding @blackfullness to meet the needs of Black youth!
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📢 Exciting opportunity! Postdoctoral Researcher; Cultural Psychiatry and Health Inequalities (CHiMES). Our latest position is now live on the university website. Closing date: 23rd September. Apply here:
my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecruit…
#JobOpportunity #HigherEd #Careers #AcademicJobs
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The people that don't believe you are suggesting that disability has a 'look'. This often doubly disadvantages those whose disabilities are "hidden" & who are also stereotyped as being able to bear pain (including but not limited to Black people/"strong" Black women).
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Women should feel safe at work.
Women should feel safe walking alone in public.
Women should feel safe at home.
Women should feel safe online.
Women should feel safe in public transportation.
Women should feel safe EVERYWHERE.
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Call for healthcare professional participants!
The team is looking to hear from healthcare professionals about weight discrimination in healthcare in the UK. Survey (10 mins) : tinyurl.com/3ep9afm4
You can also win £150 LoveToShop vouchers.
#medicaltwitter
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Are you aged 16-24 years?
Have you had a baby born in the last 12 months?
Do you feel low, stressed out, have no energy, or don't enjoy things anymore? Join AADAPT study.
psych.ox.ac.uk/research/cap/…
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Reposting (link issue)!
Looking for more participants for my doctoral research exploring private school experiences and outcomes of Black students and alums.
If you're interested or know someone who might be, please fill in and share the form below! forms.gle/uNzwRB1eK28BBr1K9
ALT Are you a current or past private school student of African Carribean heritage? Call for participants! Join the first ever study researching the identities, experiences and attainment of Black students in UK private schools How do I get involved? Please use the form attached to sign up or for more information e-mail Justice Aina at [email protected]
ALT About the research: This doctoral research explores different experiences and outcomes of Black students and alumni who attended or are currently attending private schools in the UK. Are you?: - Black of African/Caribbean heritage (including mixed-Black)? - Currently attending or have attended a private school in the UK? - Over the age of 11? What's involved? Research participants will remain anonymous in the thesis. Participants will be asked to share and discuss their experiences in informal interviews which will take place in person or over zoom in coming weeks. For students under 16, parental consent is required. How do I get involved? Please use the form attached to sign up or for more information e-mail Justice Aina at [email protected]
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Harsimran Sansoy, Project Manager of the Attune Project, concluding an insightful workshop session at #NCBConference. 🌟 #AttuneProject #WorkshopWrapUp
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❗️NEW PODCAST EPISODE ALERT❗️
We discuss ethical dimensions of gaming in mental health interventions with @gabi_pavarini and @EmmaJoyReay on our latest podcast episode! From modeling emotions to regulatory concerns.
#EthicsInGaming #mentalhealth #Podcast
open.spotify.com/episode/4CS…
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Hey sis, if you think you’re a burden to others, slow yourself down and recognize that this is likely an inaccurate story created from a place of fear.
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We are excited to announce that #AttuneProject film "Just Surviving" created in collaboration with
@aardman
film is part of the Official Selection and a nominee at the *LIVED PERSPECTIVES* film festival 2024 💫
livedperspectives.co.uk
#AboutJustSurviving in 🧵
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📢 Attention researchers!
Apply for the Opportunity Mobility and Inherited Inequalities PhD Visiting Grant, offering external students a chance to study at LSE. Gain access to facilities, supervision, and academic contacts.
⏰ Deadline: 21st Jan 2024
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🎙️ New Podcast Alert! In our new Attune episode we explored the world of healing ACEs with Kier, a Ph.D. researcher at the @UniversityLeeds through Participatory Video.
Listen here:
podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
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🎙️ New Ep! complexities of #healthinequalities & ethical remuneration & nuances behind the term. Discover the transformative power of viewing research remuneration as an investment. #EthicalResearch
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WorkPackage 1 discovery story: In a specialized space for autistic adolescents, our questionnaire revealed a staggering 84% of Neurodivergent Young People in the project. 🌟 #AttuneProject #Neurodiversity #MentalHealthMatters
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🚨 NEW episode!🚨 We spoke to @NatalieCreary about how data for #antiracism projects is developed and used. We covered the problem with securing funding, careers of #qualitativeresearchers, #cocreation, holding people accountable, & publishing barriers bit.ly/46IfE9r
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👁️👀3.. yes, 3 different opportunities to take part in research to support needs & experiences of #carers #families in #psychosis
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Are you supporting a #relative/#friend living with a #mental health condition? If yes, one of the following research studies from @KingsIoPPN @KingsDClinPsy might be of interest. 👁️
#carers #families #psychosis
@Davidiris1 @FGaughran @raj_psyc
