Hear from Dr Susannah Bond on women mentoring women where she shares insights on her psychiatry career & the vital role of mentorship in psychiatry, particularly for women.
The episode is part of the #WomensHistoryMonth series by #PsychMatters & @WPN_ANZ.
https://t.co/Dh8CFQINpw
Tune into the #PsychMatters episode: Navigating leadership in psychiatry.
Dr Mark Lawrence discusses his journey into leadership & management — from early career psychiatrist to advocating for Māori voice across the healthcare system.
🎧 https://t.co/DKTpwW8n7v @drmglaw9
“The political action stems from ideology grounded in ignorance, racism and fear. It has nothing to do with evidence, or public health priorities, or quality of life for people.” — Sir Collin Tukuitonga
https://t.co/3l4MM9yj4Z
@mangereman@etangata It’s never been about us and them. It’s been about justice and colonial systems which disempower others. Kaua koe e tangata ihu hūpē! I like how you hide behind ingoa. You may not even be a real person?
Āe mārika, e hika mā, Mehemea, he whakamārama koutou te hītori tika o te motu nei, ka mōhio ake koutou i te aituā! Absolutely, holly heck, if you understand the true history of this nation, you will better understand the injustice!
Parliament’s “dignity” rests on “a structure introduced less than 200 years ago, where members are required to swear allegiance to a foreign monarch who has no power but plenty of wealth derived from colonisation and slavery.” — Suzanne Menzies-Culling
https://t.co/kjUhio35B0
A group of Pākehā is embracing the opportunity to honour Te Tiriti, saying that a commitment to tino rangatiratanga strengthens, rather than divides, Aotearoa.
https://t.co/UE6xQQrDU5
A group of Pākehā is embracing the opportunity to honour Te Tiriti, saying that a commitment to tino rangatiratanga strengthens, rather than divides, Aotearoa.
https://t.co/UE6xQQrDU5
As part of #mentalhealthmonth activities for RANZCP staff, Board Director, Dr Mark Lawrence led a thought-provoking discussion, exploring the rich context of #Māori culture & history. We thank Mark for travelling all the way from Aotearoa to speak with us & teach us te reo Māori.
Māori students are adamant Te Ahu o te Reo Māori has a positive impact on their education, despite the government's decision to cut funding for the initiative by $30 million.
https://t.co/lKemUQosWj