“…Ive written and published such and such, blah blah blah…. It would be very valuable to me personally to be a part of the Mad Studies course as it would provide me with important opportunities to bring together my collected thoughts on mental health and continue to be a part of a vibrant critical mental health movement. Read more…
The 30th anniversary of Asylum magazine for democratic psychiatry is happening this year and a conference is taking place in the University of Manchester. The theme of the conference is Action and Reaction. Hundreds of delegates are traveling from all over the world to talk about various aspects and ideas, ethics and findings of mental health on the 28th of June. It is a momentous occasion for a very important platform for ideas. Read more…
On the 6-8 September 2016 the Lancaster Disability Studies Conference took place at the University of Lancaster. Having got a sponsored place to attend the conference with a poster presentation, another thing which I did was audio record the conference to add to the Mad World archive as a part of the Ragged University project. Read more…
Come along to People Know How, first floor in Ocean Terminal from 6pm to listen to Alex tell us about Mad Studies…
Mad Studies; The Emergence of a New Field of Knowledge by Alex Dunedin