What is My Mind Our Humanity?
A global campaign to disseminate the findings of The Lancet Commission on Global Mental Health and Sustainable Development to young people worldwide.
The campaign has 3 core aims
- To reduce stigma and promote a view of mental health as a fundamental part of being human.
- To integrate young people’s voices, values and experiences into public debate in global mental health.
- To educate young people and inspire them to take action to promote well being in their communities.
This year, the Young Leaders for #LancetGMH Commission on global #mentalhealth along with the Caribbean Congress on Adolescent and Youth Health are hosting an Online #MusicFestival. Learn more at www.instagram.com/mymindourhumanity
Impact report – 2019 Highlights
Convened to give a much-needed platform to youth voices, our Young Leaders have spent the last year invigorating conversations about Mental Health worldwide.
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Across the globe, people living with mental disorders have been hidden, incarcerated, tortured, abandoned and left to die. This must change. Mental health is not a privilege. It is a fundamental human right for all.
The earlier we support someone with mental health difficulties the more likely they are to make a good recovery. Nobody should struggle alone. Let's work together to support young people’s mental health, effectively, generously and from an early stage.
Nothing About Us Without Us. A poem about giving young people a voice, courtesy of King Kaka