The MPs say students cannot meet the requirements as there is no visa application centre in Gaza.

For some the only hope is treatment abroad, but not all survive the long, desperate wait for Israel’s approval Abdel Karim Wahdan no longer has the energy to speak. When visitors arrive, the eight-year-old pretends to be sleeping so that no one looks at him. Between his frequent dialysis sessions, he cries. His bones hurt, he says. Abdel Karim is dying. His death should be preventable but because he lives in Gaza he cannot access the treatment that would save his life. What started as acute kidney failure is now chronic: his small body has begun to swell and he spends his days between hospital beds and injections that he hates. Continue reading...

For this year’s Voices In Psychology prompt, we asked for your responses to ‘What does creativity mean to me?’ We were blown away by the response, and we showcase as many as possible here.

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Leyla discusses her personal experience of racism and discrimination in the workplace, the connection between culture, race and mental health and what can be done to create more inclusive workplaces and truly anti-racist organisations. Leyla is the founder and Director of Diverse Minds UK Ltd. Diverse Minds aims to create a positively productive workplace for all through training, coaching and consultancy. The focus is placed on wellbeing, mental health and by understanding differences. Leyla has over seventeen years’ experience in developing and implementing diversity, inclusion and equality practices, with senior leadership teams. She is also the host of the award-winning Diverse Minds Podcast, a weekly show about mental health and inclusion. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Exchanging any possible solutions from disciplines working together to build peace in regions devastated by war & global conflict.

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Exchanging any possible solutions from disciplines working together to build peace in regions devastated by war & global conflict.