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I have been fully embracing my Afro for the past week.
People even asking if I’m going to work like this.
I sure am. – at Mashonaland West, Zimbabwe
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Interested in all things lived experience, Service User involvement and leadership or co-production? At Lived Experience Matters we’ve just launched training sessions for early 2020 so book your place now! Or access in-house training & consultancy instead! livedexperiencematters.org.u…
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Delighted to be speaking at this free public seminar @UEL_News about my work - “Cultural context becomes like footnotes”: Global guidelines, and the standardisation and decontextualization of mental health". Come along if you fancy it eventbrite.co.uk/e/uel-schoo…
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This is how we gonna knock on the doors of those who abuse woman.
#Qwestakufet"HambaNo"
#DjMaphorisa
#NOVIOLENCEAGAINSTWOMEN
@DjMaphorisa
@DJZinhle
@RealBlackPearl
@lulaodiba
@Epiqtonez1
@MbauReloaded
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Important message from Sarah Yiannoullou, outgoing director of National Survivor User Network @NSUNnews - Sarah’s contribution to #MentalHealth policy has been outstanding & her dedication to the cause unwavering: a great colleague & campaigner nsun.org.uk/news/farewell-fr…
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#peersupport Sewing a quilt for Grenfell victims - amazing peer led group set up for what the community wants @Duncfish @MHPeerFest @MindCharity @e17chemist @NSUNnews @AlisonF101 bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england… – at Petham, England
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...dried to create a delicious relish which is taken with sadza. The picture combo below tells the story of the whole process for the benefit of the uninitiated for whom such stories sound make-belief. We grew up doing this gender-neutral family assignment.
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The joys of rural life: this morning i happened on two little sisters atop an anthill and doing what they know best, catching majuru (edible ants) for family lunch. Whilst in Buhera we use nhokwe (river reeds), in dry Chiredzi they use de-barked string which they wet using saliva
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What a great day! Thank you all for making it inspiring & as thought prolong as ever. Safe travels ❤️
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Come to THE #mentalhealth #peersupport festival of the year please retweet to tell all passionate peers about tickets! Use the #PeerFest19 hashtag to connect before, during and after to fellow PeerFesters! eventbrite.co.uk/e/peerfest1…
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NSUN ‘is only as big as a sum of its parts’. Dominic @e17chemist talking about ‘Reigniting the Space’ how the collective political voice of racialised communities is heard in the right space. nsun.org.uk/FAQs/reigniting-…
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We've tried to set out why user-led groups and organisations are so important to the #mentalhealth of our community and why a decade of austerity has left them underfunded and under threat. Please read and share nsun.org.uk/news/world-menta… #WMHD2019 #WMHD19
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Nice day for a #PatientRevolution
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The Patient Revolution book launch. David Gilbert in conversation with Christina Cornwell nesta.org.uk/event/patient-r… via @nesta_uk - 08.10.19
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Just finished reading this remarkable book by @DavidGilbert43. Thanks to everybody for sharing their very brave stories. I feel heard, validated & encouraged. Thanks🙏. A must read for everyone. We will all be patients - this is why we should be equal partners leading the way!
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Harare's park bench grandmas: 'I speak to them and feel a load is lifted off my heart' theguardian.com/global-devel…





























