Good to see the Fantastical Forest and our work to build creative health young people and their communities highlighted in this way 💕and be a part of such an important programme with wonderful colleagues Professor Nicola Walshe Emily Dowdeswell Hilary Cox Condron

Wonderful to see our community artwork on grief,
Forget-me-not, on the front cover of this new report on Arts and Humanities Research Council Mobilising Community Assets! To find out more, see superculture.org.uk/listings/forge…

Led by the talented Create Together CIC WsM Community Network Super Culture
Photo by Peter Goodrum

We're really pleased that our case study synthesis methodology has been used to synthesise the learning from Mobilising Community Assets programme! What Works Centre for Wellbeing The School of Health, Leeds Beckett University Research and Enterprise at Leeds Beckett Wellbeing in Place #getjanesouthontwitter

Finally presenting Professor David Chivers with Gibbons in the Anthropocene book for which he wrote the foreword. Co-edited by Dr Susan Cheyne 🌏 🏳️‍🌈 Helen Chatterjee Carolyn Thompson (Summers) & Prof Fan Peng-fei. David presented the David Chivers prize for Primate Conservation OBU student from 2022-23 cohort.

🌱 “What has nature ever done for us?”

🌍 Apart from the air we breathe, the food we eat, making us healthier—what has #nature ever done for us?

🔁 Help us celebrate nature this #EarthDay by sharing our new #CANBill video.

👉 Take action at zerohour.uk…

Also just out: Mobilising community assets to tackle health inequalities - A Case Studies Synthesis and Review: ncch.org.uk/uploads/MCA-Ca… from Mobilising Community Assets UCL The National Centre for Creative Health What Works Centre for Wellbeing Leeds Beckett funded by UK Research and Innovation Arts and Humanities Research Council Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Economic and Social Research Council Medical Research Council Natural Environment Research Council

Just out, our interim report from Mobilising Community Assets UCL The National Centre for Creative Health ‘Working with communities to reduce health inequalities’ ncch.org.uk/uploads/MCA-In…
Funded by UK Research and Innovation Arts and Humanities Research Council Natural Environment Research Council Medical Research Council Economic and Social Research Council Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research
#MobilisingCommunities #HealthInequalities

Gerard Leavey Ulster University Bamford Centre is part of Helen Chatterjee 's major programme on health disparities, aiming to highlight the lived experience of service users and create innovative approaches to building better health.

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Really good to see this out and thanks to Alison Haskins Pembroke House St. Paul's Trust ACCM (UK) for their support #inequality #artandhealth New Local Helen Chatterjee Research and Enterprise at Leeds Beckett Social Life Merron Simpson Culture, Health & Wellbeing Alliance Nancy Hey ✨ Donna Hall ✨

Arts and Humanities Research Council Mobilising Community Assets Participants of the Arts and Humanities Research Council Mobilising Community Assets #mobilisingcommunities raised the following characteristics of equitable partnerships:
- Mutual participation
- Mutual trust and respect
- Mutual benefit between, and within, partners
- Recognising and addressing power imbalances…

I was asked to sum the day. A huge privilege to be amongst all the amazing ideas, actions, loved experience. The reason Arts and Humanities Research Council support Mobilising Community Assets (a £26m programme to tackle health inequalities) is because of our conviction that Arts and Humanities research has immense…

A big thank you to our brilliant Mobilising Community Assets UK Research and Innovation Arts and Humanities Research Council projects for sharing your insights & learning at our first knowledge sharing event. So inspiring! Thanks to wonderful partners: The National Centre for Creative Health James Sanderson Personalised Care #MobilisingCommunities
#HealthInequalities

Big push for the Arts Council England #ACreativeTransformation paid workshops for people with lived experience of brain injury, in Bucks and Yorkshire, in May. These events are led by experts by experience, with peer mental health support. Sign up: acreativetransformation.org.
Please share.

One of our brilliant UCL MASc Creative Health Creative Health students Viktorija Bernotaite is recruiting people age 18 - 26 who regularly use Instagram to explore mindful photography and wellbeing. Please share and have a look below if interested 👇

Helen Chatterjee

CHILDREN ARE STARVING

THIS IS NOT GERMANY 1943

IT IS GAZA 2024

Celebrating the work of the creative health sector for #SocialPrescribingDay

Prescribe Heritage Highland, deliver co-produce heritage-based social prescribing. Highlighted in the #CreativeHealthReview & part of our Mobilising Community Assets research programme.
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Children who survived bombardment but may not survive a famine.

Allow more aid for #Gaza .

Ceasefire.

#Young people with #livedexperience of #inequality drove #research #inclusion for #youth as part of our Pathways project. Congratulations to all the young researchers! Training incoming! LifeLab University of Southampton UK Research and Innovation Arts and Humanities Research Council The National Centre for Creative Health Helen Chatterjee UCL UCL MASc Creative Health

If you enjoyed part 1 of our series with Helen Chatterjee & TK UCL Arts & Sciences talking to former MASc student Beth, then check out parts 2, 3 and 4 on our website at ucl.ac.uk/arts-sciences/…

Congratulations to our Phase 2 Pathways project Lived Experience Experts! These wonderful young researchers just premiered their training videos at Winchester Planetarium & Science Centre. LifeLab University of Southampton #livedexperience #research #training #youth #inequality