Webinar: Student Mental Health Rights

Join us for our upcoming webinar: Student Mental Health Rights Lived Experience, Action and Awareness on College Campuses RESCHEDULED New date to be announced soon! Thanks to everyone who has expressed support or registered so far! Unfortunately due to sudden technical issues at our host location, we have to reschedule this important webinar to make…

Imagery of a fall day on the University of Oregon Campus. The sidewalk is lined by trees of changing color, parked cars, and pedestrians

Mental Health & Disability Access on College Campuses

Roadblocks in Student Journeys: Mental Health & Disability Access on College Campuses By Madison Eldridge & Maria Rose, Interns for MindFreedom International & Aciu! Institute In our early teen years, we both began experiencing challenges in our mental health. Family histories and harsh lived experiences left us both with mood-related challenges, a perceived lack of…

Young woman with brown hair wearing a blue dress standing in front of a blue-colored sign that reads in bold font “Fostering a Culture of Empowerment in Mental Health Care.” The sign, also features a photograph of a former protest against psychiatry.

My Visit to MindFreedom’s Psychiatric Survivor Archives

Psychiatric Survivors Archives of MindFreedom International: “Fostering a Culture of Empowerment in Mental Health Care” By Maria L. Rose, Intern for MindFreedom International & Aciu! Institute On June 27, 2022, I had the opportunity to visit Oregon Health & Science University’s (OHSU) newest exhibit in Portland featuring dozens of artifacts from the history of MindFreedom…

Assisted Suicide: Topic of Next Judi’s Room on Wednesday, July 6 at 6 PM Eastern

About the Topic What are the implications of granting the right to use suicide as healthcare to people with psychiatric diagnoses, ineffective healthcare, perceived disabilities, and undiagnosed medical problems? How does the conversation change when death becomes an approved outcome of healthcare?   About the Speakers Anita Cameron (she/her) began working as Not Dead Yet‘s…