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Pls RT. In Conversation with Tanya Byron
In person (at BPS London Office @BPSOfficial) and Online.
Limited number of in person spaces as well as online.
Event is free, just new to register.
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In partnership with @BPSOfficial, I'll be talking to clinical psychologist, author & broadcaster @ProfTanya, reflecting on my book #WhenItIsDarkest
9 June 2022, London & Online
Free but registration required*
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*limited no. of in-person tickets
BPS PASC Special Group members – last chance to book your free place at our #African #Psychology seminar! Happening tomorrow at 10am to 2pm; book now and join @McInnisErica
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Last chance to get your tickets for the African Psychology webinar- with student and Trainee tickets at £10!! On May 11th we will have our very special guest host Dr Erica McInnis talking us through it all.
Please register on the following link lnkd.in/eY6feWiQ
Two more days left until the African Psychology Webinar with guest host Dr Erica McInnis. You can get your tickets via the following link: lnkd.in/eY6feWiQ and remember Students and Trainee tickets are at £10.
Last chance to get your tickets for the African Psychology webinar- with student and Trainee tickets at £10!! On May 11th we will have our very special guest host Dr Erica McInnis talking us through it all.
Please register on the following link lnkd.in/eY6feWiQ
Join @McInnisErica for online webinar on the key African psychology concepts for trauma prevention and recovery, 11 May (10-2pm), FREE to PASC members
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African Psychology webinar alert!
On May 11th we will have a very special guest host Dr Erica McInnes. The webinar will take place online at 10am. Please register on the following link lnkd.in/eY6feWiQ
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Listening into George the Poet's talk with Shahlaa Tahira about race, history, culture and unaddressed trauma.
Lean into every source of learning this month!
Effectively, asylum seekers should have the same rights to freedom, safety, quality of life and healthcare. The British Psychological Society (BPS) recognises this and supports the need to assist people fleeing war-torn countries.
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In 2017 the BPS addressed their position on the need for psychological care and support for refugees and asylum seekers. However, people who await refugee status are often left in limbo for prolonged periods of time.
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Living in detention centres with poor conditions and often no access to healthcare resources. In the UK, this can last up to 6 months before they are given refugee status.
Where do you stand on this?
#SocialJustice
#LetsUsBeOnTheRightSideOfHistory
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Are you watching the debate on the #AntiRefugeeBill?
2. MP Bambos Charalambous
"This bill is ill-conceived and has been rushed through for media headlines, rather than getting to grips with a broken asylum system."
Link: lnkd.in/gnU9Wxc
#ImmigrationLaws
Are you watching the debate on the #AntiRefugeeBill?
MP Kate Osamor
"This bill is deeply flawed, cruel and inhumane which if passed would punish those who seek refuge from violence and persecution entering our country"
Link: lnkd.in/gTSJ3XG
#SocialJustice
Are you watching the debate on the #AntiRefugeeBill?
MP Alison Thewliss speaks out against the bill stating "all refugees are human beings who deserve safety and dignity like anyone of us, and no one is illegal"
link: lnkd.in/gkUTAkp
#LetsUsBeOnTheRightSideOfHistory
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