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Title: shifting the stigma Raza Griffiths, SHIFT Expert Adviser Social Perspectives Network Joint Project C


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shifting the stigmaRaza Griffiths, SHIFT Expert
AdviserSocial Perspectives Network Joint Project
Co-ordinator
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private organisations the media
young people public
organisations
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www.shift.org.uk
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effects of stigma
  • misinformation
  • hopelessness
  • help not accessed
  • discrimination
  • social exclusion
  • poor mental health

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the government stigmatises toobut where there
is power there is also resistance
-
Michel Foucault
www.spn.org.uk
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checklist for challenging stigma
  • involve experts by experience
  • long term campaigning and funding
  • co-ordinated multi agency working
  • revue existing work to avoid duplication
  • address behavioural change in many ways
  • targeted and consistent messages
  • prioritise most stigmatised groups
  • measure and evaluate all work

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mind over matter
  • commissioned by SHIFT
  • undertaken by Mentality, Sainsbury Centre,
    Rethink and Mental Health Media
  • aims to understand the nature of media coverage,
    how the media works and how the public is
    influenced by media coverage

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mind over matter description
  • print and broadcast media analysis for March 2005
  • 2 focus groups service users and general public
  • content analysis
  • interviews with journalists

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draft research findings
based on analysis of 8 national newspapers
  • SMHP coverage much more negative coverage than
    CMHPs
  • recovery message missing from SMHP stories
  • the law is the most important originator for SMHP
    coverage
  • the law is the most quoted source for SMHP
    coverage
  • voice of experts by experience missing from SMHP
    stories

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research findings what we need to do
  • prioritise stigma against SMHP
  • get the voice of experts by experience heard more
    often
  • more proactive work to create more positive
    coverage
  • mental health promotion within the legal system
  • continue media monitoring to measure impact of
    work

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thinking about undertaking media work
hopes
fears
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with the right training and support you can get
your voice heard
and make a difference

raza.griffiths_at_scie.org.uk
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