Led by the Make Space team, this workshop uses creative prompts to speak back to the systems and structures that limit and silence us.

<p>Join artist Deirdre Kashdan and The Missing Project for a powerful and moving exploration of what it means to care for someone experiencing psycholog...

Learn, share, resist, liberate.

A personal view of lived experience stories in mental health care

How do people experiencing mental ill-health navigate the immigration system? How does immigration policy seek to create distress?

The most interesting question isn’t why people are turning to AI chatbots, but what kind of support is proving difficult to find elsewhere.

Six government research reports have provided strong evidence of the huge barriers that prevent many young disabled people from moving into work, training or education. They show that – contrary to…

Disabled people have already borne the brunt of austerity cuts over the past 16 years including huge cuts to the health element of Universal Credit that began in April this year. We demand that the c...

More than a decade has passed since Parliament abolished the Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentence, yet almost 2,000 people remain subject to its consequences.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming part of more people's everyday lives, including how some people access information, support and advice about their mental health. As AI technology develops, i...

Stop Oxevision is a lived experience campaign against the use of video surveillance, CCTV and Oxevision (also known as Oxehealth, LIO or LIO Health) in psychiatric hospitals

Hel Spandler explores the evolution of madzines and considers why they should be recognised as a form of activism.

How do people experiencing mental ill-health navigate the immigration system? How does immigration policy seek to create distress?

Funding has been granted to Greater Manchester, the West Midlands and West Yorkshire as well as £6bn for London.

Pilling explains how Mad Studies moves from first-person knowledge to questions of sanism, psychiatric authority, mutual aid, and collective resistance.

MPs, friends and campaigners gathered to remember former Cambridge professor after his death on Friday

How do people experiencing mental ill-health navigate the immigration system? How does immigration policy seek to create distress?

The discourse on diagnosis has been co-opted by neo-liberalism to justify cuts to state-funded mental health care.

When the power shifts to a community owning the language, there is profound discomfort in medical spaces and beyond.

Commission an immediate public inquiry into how to ensure a responsible press given its contribution to Dr Arday’s tragic death.

Essay in the 40th Anniversary Edition of Asylum Magazine

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is about to begin a “life-threatening” project that will finally reassess the remaining 150,000 working-age disabled people who are still receiving disabi…

Sixteen years ago, I became involved with an arts community (the Dark Mountain Project, or DMP) which was freely and confidently naming our unravelling social order as a civilisation in collapse.

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Narratives are increasingly extracted, curated, managed, and circulated within systems that remain fundamentally unchanged.

DuBrul argues that AI is becoming a powerful new mediator of meaning for people in psychological distress—it offers an unprecedented opportunity to feel heard, but also risks amplifying delusions and…

A walk celebrating, commiserating and commemorating the 20th anniversary of the closure of St. Clement's psychiatric hospital.