Pakistani communities' call to action on #covid19 related educational and health concerns in Rochdale, an #ESRC IAA project led by @DrSophina_Ch, @sidraiftikhar
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The PACCT Action Project retweeted
@ThePACCTProject won the highly commended award in the public engagement category. Well done to the entire team!! @EducationUoM
The first highly commended award goes to a project that consulted with the most vulnerable members of the Rochdale Pakistani communities, co-creating a ‘Call to Action’ which has directly benefited those communities.
Congrats!
@EducationUoM @uomhums @UoMEngage
#MaDAwards
The PACCT Action Project retweeted
What an honour to meet @nazirafzal at the #MaDAwards, someone who has relentlessly fought for the rights of the marginalised! An inspiration to us all!
The PACCT Action Project retweeted
Pop up vaccination clinic for Thursday, 16th Dec, @deeplishcc @SueTaylor2866 @widdymark1 @NHSHMR @SaferRochdale @NigeriaCommuni4 @Touchstones @WeActTogether @ThePACCTProject @hamied_abdul
The PACCT Action Project retweeted
Research by @EducationUoM says there's increased health risks for #BAME communities after the #COVID19 #pandemic.
@ThePACCTProject's @DrSophina_Ch who headed the study which focused on the #Rochdale #Pakistani community speaks to #Indus.
🔊 LISTEN LIVE: bbc.in/3DmYtuW
The PACCT Action Project retweeted
Great initiative to get involved with. Focussing on students’ mental health. Has @RochdaleCouncil signed up?
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In this blog, researchers from @EducationUoM examine the impact of the pandemic on Rochdale’s Pakistani communities and identify a call to action to help service providers meet current challenges.
@ThePACCTProject @DrSophina_Ch
Read more here:
bit.ly/3rnk6ql
The PACCT Action Project retweeted
In our recent blog, Researchers from @EducationUoM examine the impact of the pandemic on Rochdale’s Pakistani communities and identify a call to action to help service providers meet current challenges.
@ThePACCTProject @DrSophina_Ch
bit.ly/3rnk6ql
The PACCT Action Project retweeted
In our recent blog, Researchers from @EducationUoM examine the impact of the pandemic on Rochdale’s Pakistani communities and identify a call to action to help service providers meet current challenges.
@ThePACCTProject @DrSophina_Ch
bit.ly/3rnk6ql
The PACCT Action Project retweeted
In our recent blog, Researchers from @EducationUoM examine the impact of the pandemic on Rochdale’s Pakistani communities and identify a call to action to help service providers meet current challenges.
@ThePACCTProject @DrSophina_Ch
bit.ly/3rnk6ql
The PACCT Action Project retweeted
In our recent blog, Researchers from @EducationUoM examine the impact of the pandemic on Rochdale’s Pakistani communities and identify a call to action to help service providers meet current challenges.
@ThePACCTProject @DrSophina_Ch
bit.ly/3rnk6ql
The PACCT Action Project retweeted
In our recent blog, Researchers from @EducationUoM examine the impact of the pandemic on Rochdale’s Pakistani communities and identify a call to action to help service providers meet current challenges.
@ThePACCTProject @DrSophina_Ch
bit.ly/3rnk6ql
The PACCT Action Project retweeted
Outrage!No 10 is trying to re-write the narrative to diminish existence and impact of institutional racism in the UK.This report has been written by a panel that doesn’t believe in institutional racism from the onset (researcher bias!).Our project says otherwise @ThePACCTProject
Race and racism becoming less important in explaining social disparities in UK, report finds bbc.in/39rnXek
The PACCT Action Project retweeted
There have been several incidents in schools with high intake of minority students where students have been reprimanded and accused of racism for their political activism in re. to Palestine. This has led to a social media outcry. What are schools missing? See below👇🏽
Punishing children and young people for their emotional response to Palestinian oppression is what we mean by ‘blaming the victim’ – see PaCCT: bit.ly/3cMue5b
The PACCT Action Project retweeted
Recommendation 4: Local council members need to continue energetically dispelling rumours & myths, alongside updates on latest lockdown measures in multiple languages, via various platforms - local radio stations & social media, to ensure no individual is left behind. 6/n
![Image Reads: A Call to Action for Local and National Policy Makers: iv) For local council members to continue to energetically dispel rumours and myths, as well as updates on latest lockdown measures via various platforms such as local radio stations, as well as social media: “I hear [about information related to COVID] on the radio [Crescent Radio in Urdu in Rochdale]. I can’t listen to news in English [due not speaking the language]. So, I only listen to our Rochdale radio station” (grandmother living alone in a residential home, original interview in Urdu).](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E0yzFnKWEAkYsSN.png?name=orig)
ALT Image Reads: A Call to Action for Local and National Policy Makers: iv) For local council members to continue to energetically dispel rumours and myths, as well as updates on latest lockdown measures via various platforms such as local radio stations, as well as social media: “I hear [about information related to COVID] on the radio [Crescent Radio in Urdu in Rochdale]. I can’t listen to news in English [due not speaking the language]. So, I only listen to our Rochdale radio station” (grandmother living alone in a residential home, original interview in Urdu).
The PACCT Action Project retweeted
National Policy Recommendation 3: Policy Makers and those in positions of power, need to hold workshops/consultations with local Pakistani and Ethnic minority community members when devising local lockdown measures and/or reviewing impact of measures. #covid19UK #UKPolitics 5/n
ALT Image Reads: A Call to Action for Local and National Policy Makers: i) To hold workshops/consultations with local Pakistani community members when devising local lockdown measures and/or reviewing impact of measures: “I feel if it is our responsibility as a nation or as a community, whatever, we do need to have more of a voice. We need more of a platform…” (Father of School-aged children).
The PACCT Action Project retweeted
Our next CPME seminar reports important 'Calls to Action' on #covid19 related educational and health concerns raised from the @ThePACCTProject's coproduced work with the Rochdale Pakistani Community. Tuesday 4th of May. Details below👇 @DrSophina_Ch @EducationUoM
The PACCT Action Project retweeted
We will begin by publishing snippets from our research with recommended “Call to Action” points for Schools. We will be sending the School Report to Schools in Rochdale in the coming week. Please message if you would like a copy. For more information: bit.ly/3cMue5b 1/n
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How can teachers support teenagers during COVID-19?
Our free online event shares our findings on teenagers' experiences during the pandemic and outlines ways that teachers can provide support. Book a place at supportingteenagers.eventbri…
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New open access systematic review on child and adolescent mental health training for MH and allied professionals led by the brilliant @EmilyLMBan. So excited to see this published! Please retweet bmcmededuc.biomedcentral.com… – at Grasscroft, England
