by Colleen Reid | Jul 22, 2015 | News & Stories |
The final issue of the Imagining Inclusion Newsletter is all about “change.” Change in ourselves as project participants. Change to the way mental illness is spoken about within the health care system and the general public. Change in public attitude and...
by Colleen Reid | Jan 19, 2015 | News & Stories |
The third issue explores the theme of “connection” and how that theme colours the relationship between people, resources, and the mental health system. Strong connections make people feel accepted, supported, and like they belong. Feelings of misconnection...
by Colleen Reid | Nov 25, 2014 | News & Stories |
In this second issue: a reflection on “social capital”, a first person experience of a hospital psychiatric unit, a look at the definition of “functioning” from the participant and researcher point of view, and more! CLICK TO READ!
by admin | Sep 10, 2014 | News & Stories |
In this inaugural issue, both researchers and participants reflect on the Photovoice process. Read My Photovoice Experience, The Politics of Free Food, Japanese Tea Ceremony, Collaboration, and more! Click to read!
by Colleen Reid | Sep 1, 2014 | News & Stories |
Imagining Inclusion is a community-based participatory research partnership between Open Door Group and Douglas College and is funded by the Vancouver Foundation. Learn more about this new project … Click to read!