We have launched an online survey to capture and document the narratives of ethnic minority people with lived experience of severe mental illness and their carers during the Coronavirus pandemic. We plan to share your stories on a new digital journal platform. Find out more here - and please share.
We interviewed Cllr Rebecca Charlwood, Chair of Leeds Health and Wellbeing Board, about the city’s new Mental Health Strategy,...
Inspired by this year's theme #EachforEqual, Synergi used International Women’s Month to highlight women's narratives on the intersection of mental health and ethnic inequalities.
Synergi will shortly be launching an online survey to capture and document the views of ethnic minority...
Synergi’s Participatory Action Research (PAR) project team have won the Judges’ Prize for the best poster presentation...
Synergi’s participatory action research (PAR) project, based at the University of Manchester, is looking for African, Caribbean,...
Since 16th March 2020, the UK government has introduced a series of social distancing, social isolation and ‘lockdown’ measures...
The Synergi Partipatory Action Research (PAR) project focuses on ethnic minority people’s experiences of severe mental illness and how...
There are multiple benefits to having a diverse and inclusive workforce in the public sector. A diversity of experience...
Despite being the co-founder and executive director of UK Black Pride, established in 2005, that is not where my...
Jason Grant-Rowles, a Co-Researcher at the Synergi Participatory Action Research project, based at the University of Manchester, speaks candidly...
