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"There is no need for psychological explanations for racism", an interview with Catalina Peña Guerra - Vimarsana News

"There is no need for psychological explanations for racism", an interview with Catalina Peña Guerra

"In many communities in our territories, mental health was not discussed until they came to talk to us about mental health, and this implies defining itself through categories imposed by psychiatry."

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Mad in Norway Editor Awarded for Freedom of Expression in Mental Health Care - Vimarsana News

Mad in Norway Editor Awarded for Freedom of Expression in Mental Health Care

Birgit Valla has been recognized by the Foundation for the Promotion of Freedom of Expression in Mental Health Care for her work to ensure a fundamental respect for the human being in mental health.

Birgit Valla is Awarded the Freedom of Expression Prize - Vimarsana News

Birgit Valla is Awarded the Freedom of Expression Prize

The award for the freedom of expression in mental health care is intended to draw attention to, and help ensure the conditions for, free expression. The board has unanimously decided that Birgit Valla will be awarded the Prize for promoting freedom of expression in mental health care in 2021.

Survivors of Forced Psychiatry Are Suing the State of Norway - Vimarsana News

Survivors of Forced Psychiatry Are Suing the State of Norway

Through these cases, the first of their kind in Norway, the focus will be on the state's responsibility for the concrete observance of human rights in psychiatry.

Queer and Trans Madness: Struggles for Social Justice - Vimarsana News

Queer and Trans Madness: Struggles for Social Justice

"My hope is that Mad Studies continues to develop analyses of the ways sanism and ableism intersect with transphobia, homophobia, white supremacy, colonialism, and other mutually constitutive systems of oppression."