Loneliness Day is organised by LSIMHRN member Luc Goossens, Marlies Maes, Lily Verity and Flore Geukens, involving a keynote lecture from LSIMHRN member Pam Qualter and parallel discussion groups. Please register your interest and suggest topics for discussion here. More info to follow!
The MARCH Network has been transforming our understanding of how social, cultural and community assets can support mental health since 2018. Join them at this special online event celebrating the MARCH Network's impact and achievements as the project comes to an end. You can expect: Presentations from key-note speakers about the network's achievements MARCH and...
The SMaRteN network are launching the interactive digital graphic novel “Things and the mind”: an art-based bibliotherapeutic resource and intervention in student mental health. Join the SMaRteN network as they launch Things and The Mind. This is the world’s first graphic novel and interactive digital tool co-created with students about how mental health relates to...
Save the date: 28th October - more details TBC The SMaRteN network is running an event called: 'Supporting student mental health through the transition to university.' on Thursday 28th October. The SMaRteN team will share more information soon. Please check their events page for updates.
The Violence, Abuse and Mental Health Network are running their fifth Early Career Researcher (ECR) Lunchtime Series. This time, they're tackling the ins and outs of grant applications. You can hear from: Professor Madeline Carr - University College London; Dr Jennifer Hazelton - University College London; Cassie Dawson - Consultancy Manager; and Eoin O'Sullivan -...
The Violence, Abuse and Mental Health Network invite you to its next network meeting. Hear about the exciting new funding competition, listen to a panel discussion on researcher trauma and keynote speakers from The Sexual Violence Research Initiative. Reserve your free ticket now for what's bound to be a fascinating and informative meeting.
Join the eNurture network team as they showcase the past and present research funded by the network. The eNurture network's aim is to better understand how the digital world affects the mental health and well-being of children and young people. Hear findings from researchers who completed their eNuruture funded work in 2020, as well as...
Non-academic career pathways for researchers - ECR Lunchtime Seminar Series VAMNH network is continuing its ECR Lunchtime Seminar series. The next event is on 23rd February from 12-1.30 pm. They'll discuss non-academic career pathways for researchers. Hear from: Dr Eloise Crush, Research Director, Positive Group Dr Dan Robotham, Deputy Research Director, The McPin Foundation Dr...
Join Emerging Minds for its next Open Lab meeting on via Zoom on Wednesday March 23, 1-2pm via. ‘Live music gigs and concerts: a “staged” approach to mental wellbeing for children and young people.’ What impact does live music experiences have on mental health? Children, Young people and practitioners have been working with Children in...
Children and artificial intelligence will explore the future of online safety. The speakers will discuss how to harness the opportunities of language-based AI for children while minimising risks. The workshop is convened by Giving Voice to Digital Democracies, part of the Centre for the Humanities and Social Change. It will be hosted at CRASSH, Cambridge, and organised...