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A conversation on Mental Health - Workshop

18 February 2020, 1:00 pm–5:00 pm

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We will explore disciplinary and operational configurations and their utility in repositioning mental health in global and local context

This event is free.

Event Information

Open to

All

Availability

Yes

Cost

Free

Organiser

Global Governance Institute

Location

Gordon House 106
29
Gordon Square
London
WC1H 0PP

This 3-hour interactive workshop will explore existing and emerging disciplinary and operational configurations and their utility in repositioning mental health in global and local contexts. Participants representing academic, policy and practitioner communities will exchange thoughts and insights on the adjustments needed in health delivery systems to make them adequate and responsive for dealing with the increasingly important yet perennially neglected challenge of mental health.

Facilitator

Dr Julius Mugwagwa – UCL STEaPP and GGI Thematic Director, Global Health

Speakers

Dr Pooran Desai – One Planet Living – why are current policy and practice responses failing to cope?

Ms Dorcas Gwata – Global Health Café and LSHTM – what are we missing in conversations on mental health?

About the Speakers

Pooran Desai MA (Oxon) OBE Hon FRIBA

Pooran studied at Oxford and Cambridge Universities before becoming a serial social entrepreneur, real estate developer and sustainability advisor. He is CEO of Oneplanet.com which is providing tools for cities, companies and community groups to create, share and connect plans for building a sustainable future.

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Dorcas Gwata

Dorcas is a Global Health Specialist working with young people and families affected by gang culture in London, a project that extrapolates research lessons from low income countries to high income countries, she has worked on the Zimbabwean Friendship Bench Project and she has extensive experience working in East Africa and Asia.

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