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Utne Reader magazine periodically names “50 Visionaries Who Are Changing Your World.”A psychiatric survivor activist – David Oaks, director of MindFreedom International – is named as one of these visionaries in Utne’s November/December 2009 issue, which hits the stands now.

Dalai Lama is one of 50 visionaries named by Utne Reader November/December 2009, along with David Oaks, director of MindFreedom International.

 

Utne’s listing of David Oaks also zings ABC-TV’s recent national news coverage of the “mad pride movement,” which has been widely criticized by activists.

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For Utne’s listing of David Oaks, and to make a public comment, click here:

or use this link:

http://bit.ly/utne-oaks

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For Utne’s entire list of 2009 visionaries, starting with the Dalai Lama who is on the cover, click here:

or use this link:

http://bit.ly/utne-vision

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Said David Oaks, “Utne is one of the few media leaders to acknowledge the ‘mad movement’ to deeply change the mental health system. Utne is really recognizing our whole movement’s vision. This shows we are still connected to all the other movements for social and environmental justice, just as when our movement first started. Can we have a nonviolent revolution now?”

For more info about David Oaks go to:

https://mindfreedom.org/about-us/david-w-oaks

For more info about Utne, a bimonthly magazine that provides “alternative coverage of politics, culture, and new ideas,” go to:

http://www.utne.com

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A Nonviolent Revolution in the Mental Health System!

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“Human salvation lies in the hands of the creatively maladjusted.”

– Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.

 

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