Dr Sue Jacobs, the Chair of the awarding committee, noted that “Professor Tribe had an outstanding record of achievement and was the most diverse of all the nominees in relation to her impact internationally.”

Chaired by Professor Rachel Tribe (Careif Trustee), the webinar will explore how psychological, socio-cultural, geopolitical, and environmental factors influence mental health. It will cover key research findings, practical applications for clinicians, and implications for policy development

In sadder news we were all devastated this year by the passing of our long-standing patron Patrick Michael “Rick” O’Shea.

We would like to thank all of our supporters and wish everyone a peaceful end to the year, however you choose to celebrate it. 🙏

The report also makes six recommendations, one of which is that the Government should include Indo-Caribbean as a separate category in the next #census to enable better tracking of health and wellbeing outcomes, as well as identifying potential areas for targeted intervention.

The report examines the history of the Indo-Caribbean community in the UK, the prevalence of #MentalHealth conditions among the community, barriers to accessing mental health services, and the existing services available.

A limited number of tickets are still available for the launch event. Visit our eventbrite listing and use the offer code 'FRIENDSOFTHESOURCE' to get tickets for only £5!

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The evening will start with the launch event for our book 'Social Justice, Social Discrimination and Mental Health'. Professor Rachel Tribe (Careif Trustee) has written a preview of the event for The Psychologist (@psychmag.bsky.social)
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The film tells a powerful story about a British-Pakistani rapper Zed, who is on the brink of stardom when a sudden illness forces him to return home and face the family and heritage he left behind.

Find out more on the Rich Mix website: richmix.org.uk

Film summary:

When a respected elder’s dance at a wedding goes viral, his world unravels under the weight of moral scrutiny. Sarmad Khoosat’s poignant film examines shame, faith, and the search for dignity in a conservative society.

Two more exciting films await us on Thursday and Friday this week ('Zindagi Tamasha' and 'Mogul Mowgli'!

Find out more on @ukasianfilmfest.bsky.social's website: www.tonguesonfire.com

Find out more about Tongues on Fire and the UK Asian film festival (@ukasianfilmfest.bsky.social) on their website: www.tonguesonfire.com