Black Herstory Month event. Whiteness as a chemical restraint.

Black Herstory Month event. Whiteness as a chemical restraint.
Black Herstory Month event. Whiteness as a chemical restraint.
Wednesday October 27th 2021. 12pm-2pm.

About the Webinar

Lived Experience Co-production, race, and restrictive practices.

Background

The last year has witnessed a proliferation of events, funding, and consultations around race in terms of the White Paper Review of the Mental Health Act and the statutory guidance in relation Mental Health, 2018, Use of Forces Act (Seni’s Law). The renewed engagement of diverse researchers, organisations and activists have, however, failed to address the Lived experiences of race, how whiteness remains as a historical norm, how value and practice shapes co-production and represents the ethnically diverse experience, particularly black men within current mental health systems. To achieve real authentic race equality in mental health the seminar looks at how the cultural restraint of race needs to be addressed for an effective model of coproduction and change.

https://youtu.be/vrdGTkfSyw0

Aims

  1. The cultural barriers that prevent effective coproduction in race equality in mental health work.
  2. Looking at whiteness as a framework for good practice in coproduction between professionals and lived experienced/survivors.
  3. Models of racialised Shared decision making as an alternative to use of force.

Structure of the seminar.

12:00pm Introduction Chair - Doctor Niall Boyce, Senior Editor Lancet Psychiatry and Doctor Sade King
12:05 pm Current challenges  Professor Tim Kendall National Clinical Lead
12:15pm The lived experience – ‘Use of force’ Aji Lewis, Marcia Rigg
12:30pm Importance of Seni Law Kevin Ariyo – Mental Health and Justice Project
12:45pm. Short film – addressing race in the coproduction relationship   Focus on racialised Shared Decision making.
12.50pm Case of Dalian Atkinson Doctor Michael Bennett, Director Welfare PFA
12:55pm Breakdown
1:05pm  A case study - Ethnicity and Mental Health Improvement Project: Reducing coercion.  A Race and Coproduction model across the colour line. Professor Sashidharan
1:20pm Question and Answer Panel
1:55pm Closing remarks

Webinar Video

Video Playlist
1/7 videos
1
Prof Tim Kendall - Advancing Mental Health Equalities
Prof Tim Kendall - Advancing Mental Health Equalities
14:40
2
Ajibola Lewis + Marcia Rigg - The lived experience – ‘Use of force’
Ajibola Lewis + Marcia Rigg - The lived experience – ‘Use of force’
40:27
3
Kevin Ariyo - Mental Health and Justice Project. Importance of Seni Law.
Kevin Ariyo - Mental Health and Justice Project. Importance of Seni Law.
13:02
4
Colin King - Addressing race in the Coproduction Relationship
Colin King - Addressing race in the Coproduction Relationship
07:09
5
Dr Michael Bennett - Beyond taking the Knee - Racism and mental health in Football
Dr Michael Bennett - Beyond taking the Knee - Racism and mental health in Football
10:15
6
Prof Sashidharan - Ethnicity and Mental Health Improvement Project: Reducing coercion.
Prof Sashidharan - Ethnicity and Mental Health Improvement Project: Reducing coercion.
13:14
7
Panel Discussion - Lived Experiences Co-production, race, and restrictive practices
Panel Discussion - Lived Experiences Co-production, race, and restrictive practices
21:16

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