For the second film in our series showcasing the work that community groups have been able to do with NSUN's COVID-19 grant, we hear from Beth from Let's Talk About Loss. Read more
In the 34th and last post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Sybil shares her experience of lockdown, and her reflections working on #NSUNCovidLife. Read more
In the 33rd post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Jolie Goodman reflects on lockdown, art and activism. Read more
In the 32nd post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Colin King talks about Covid-19, whiteness and racism. Read more
Mohamed and Amina from Nomad Radio tell us about the activities they've been able to carry out with NSUN's COVID-19 grant. Read more
In the 31st post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Andrew Lee talks about People First, an organisation run by and for people with learning difficulties, and their work during Covid-19. Read more
In the 30th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Michelle Baharier, artist and founder of CoolTan Arts, talks about FruitCake Creatives and their online Largactyl Shuffle Walks. Read more
"We are so much more than our stories. We are so much more than our labels. There is emotional freedom in losing our story. By losing our stories we can gain our freedom." Alice Smith, survivor and founder of 361 Recovery and 361 Life Support, and a grantee from our Covid-19 Fund, talks about navigating the freedom from abusive relationships. Read more
In the 29th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Hannah Chamberlain, filmmaker and storyteller, shares her reflections on lockdown. Read more
In the 28th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Tamar Jaynes talks about how the Mad Studies group in Birmingham has adapted during Covid-19. Read more
In the 27th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Dolly Sen, filmmaker, artist and activist, reflects on Covid-19, racism and inequalities. Read more
Colin King writes a powerful poem about the murder of George Floyd and how racism is the real viral killer Read more
In the 26th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, David Gibbs invites us to think about “restoration” post Covid-19. Read more
In the 25th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Jhilmil Breckenridge, poet, writer and activist, talks about her work with Mad in Asia and the Bhor Foundation during the lockdown. Read more
In the 24th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Jayasree Kalathil responds to the Public Health England review. Read more
In the 23rd post in our series, Emily Reynolds talks about WISH, a national, user-led charity working with women with mental health needs in prison, hospital and the community. Read more
Tom Griffiths of the Manchester Mental Health Charter Alliance writes about the potential expansion of the Charter to create a new National Mental Health Charter. Find out more here... Read more
Growing up as a child in the Caribbean, I remember that any mention of the subject mental health meant that you were immediately regarding as crazy and liable to be sent to the mental home as locals would call it... Read more
In the 22nd post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Laura Wood reflects on parenting and lockdown. Read more
In the 21st post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Clare Ockwell, a founder member of the CAPITAL Project Trust, reflects on lockdown, shielding and community. Read more
In the 20th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Clare Shaw talks about the importance of touch during Covid-19. Read more
In the 19th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Sabah Choudrey talks about the work Gendered Intelligence have been doing during Covid-19. Read more
In the 18th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Clare Shaw reflects on lockdown. Read more
In the 17th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Naomi Salisbury talks about Self Injury Support Read more