Given the circumstances, we make the final draft of CURCUM’s Trees: A Decolonial Healing Guide for Palestinian Community Health Workers available now before its planned formal launch and publication. Free for download (Arabic and English) Pls circulate. https://t.co/tkZxkNkUor
If Not Now, When? As TORTURE AWARENESS MONTH begins, @APA has still NOT responded to last year's broadly endorsed call for 1) apology to torture victims & 2) financial support to orgs that support them. https://t.co/4mJdAEASVS @P4HR@theCCR@CVTorg@amnestyusa@SPSSI@PsySR_org
Apologies for my language but people are being shot, bombed, forced off their land and have been consistently for nearly 80 years and all we can do is quibble about the semantics of using “apartheid” as both punctuation and shorthand?
PsySR stands in support and solidarity with Dr. Lara Sheehi. Here is our statement that was sent to George Washington University
https://t.co/KJLETkut9E
How did Italian national tv cover the Italian mental health reform of 1978, which outlawed psychiatric hospitals? I had uploaded a couple of excerpts from a tv programme of the time, subtitling them in English. Have a look if you missed it!
Part 1:
https://t.co/i78pvLzs3w
New Report: “Interrupting Intimate Partner Violence: A Guide for Community Responses Without Police”.
This is the product of yrs of work. We’re excited to share it & for it to become a practical reference as we build alternatives to policing.
HERE https://t.co/GLRntmTUhV
What does it mean to defund the police? Join us on Tues 10/25 at 7:00pm to hear from the Anti Police-Terror Project (APTP), a Black-led, multi-racial, intergenerational coalition that seeks to eradicate police terror. Register: https://t.co/1M0c3NSDVX
This is a powerful story in the NYT today featuring @MHFirstOak.
It's makes a clear case that more prisons & more police do nothing to stop violence or prevent mental health crises.
We need more housing & more mental health resources. It's that simple.
https://t.co/iRyyiNlMJ2
I cannot recommend @blackflaghag & @Zghartawi's "Psychoanalysis Under Occupation" enough in how it, among other things, distills psychological effects of death anxiety many Palestinians experience under Israeli settler colonialism; children are not exempt.
https://t.co/iXqbDoFDAA
The pediatrician in the video, Dr. Ismail, said that Rayan effectively died of a panic attack: that his little heart and body couldn't control his reaction to the fear of being chased by the soldiers, and so he just dropped after arriving at home.
Undercounting of in-custody deaths is a national problem. We have an opportunity to lead the nation by ensuring accurate & timely reporting of in-custody deaths to the public — it's the least we can do. Please sign #AB2761 today, @GavinNewsom@CAgovernor
Are you or your group/organization working on projects to end violence without using the police, and need support? Check out our Help Desk, a free consultation service to help think through project intervention design, strategies and more! https://t.co/66LXBzwLfz
Want to learn more about the scandal at santa rita jail where 47 @ACSOSheriffs have been relieved from duty for getting a D on their psych exams - some as far back as 2016 and were allowed to keep working? Tune in to @LawAndDis on @kpfaradio right now ...
Our abolition working group connects psychologists from around the US. We study abolitionist principles, support local campaigns and build community with fellow abolitionists. DM us if you're interested to join!
#9ICCP delighted to reconnect with my community roots with this workshop on equity research in Naples, Italy. Here’s my topic, some of the participants and thanks to Fabio who made sure my AV was on-point.😎 @MSUYouthEquity@MSUHDFS@MSU_SocSci@DebJohnsonRsch @lindahalgunseth
Our virtual MH First training is coming up on Saturday, August 27 from 10am to 5pm for Black, Brown, Indigenous and other people of color who want to gain more skills on how to support someone without calling the police.
Register now: https://t.co/o9NO96BhK9
Announcing a new, open access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to abolitionist perspectives in social work research, education, policy, and practice. Abolitionist Perspectives in Social Work is now accepting articles for publication!
LEARN MORE HERE: https://t.co/iejwB322Bx