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Create Personalized Organic Compost

There are countless reasons to eat organic food. It is the best choice for your health and the health of the our environment. So why doesn't everyone go fair trade? There is a higher cost using organic food. It is more to produce food naturally knowning that cost is forwarded to the consumer. There are, however, things that you can do today to make the switch the signal from organic less higher priced.

Eggplant, like okra, grows almost too well. I harvested 15-20…

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Added by Michael Cunningham on February 9, 2018 at 15:03 — No Comments

Camerados Blog

Camerados are a social movement to end isolation. They create space for connection. They call them Public Living Rooms. They are in Blackpool, Camden, Sheffield, Oxford and New York and Baltimore...to begin with...

I'm writing about my work with them and what it can teach us as psychologists…

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Added by Nina Browne on October 25, 2017 at 16:42 — No Comments

Camerados Blog

Camerados are a social movement to end isolation. They create space for connection. They call them Public Living Rooms. They are in Blackpool, Camden, Sheffield, Oxford and New York and Baltimore...to begin with...

I'm writing about my work with them and what it can teach us as psychologists…

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Added by Nina Browne on October 25, 2017 at 16:42 — No Comments

Clinical Psychologists Working at a Macro-Level: BPS DCP Conference 2017

Community Psychology was at the centre of this symposium organised for the BPS Division of Clinical Psychology Annual Conference. I have attached the slides at the bottom for my talk and others will available soon for anyone who couldn't make it.

 ‘Clinical Psychologists working at the macro-level:…

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Added by Nina Browne on February 6, 2017 at 16:32 — No Comments

'From Practice to Policy' Conference Slides. December 2016, UCL

Hi all,

For those of you that are interested the conference slides are now available to download for the conference at UCL on 'Clinical Psychology and Macro-Level Working' on December 16th 2016.

UCL 'Practice to Policy' Conference

Speakers include: 

Jamie Hacker Hughes: Opening address. 

Nina Browne: ‘Practice to Policy’: learning from clinical…

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Added by Nina Browne on February 6, 2017 at 16:00 — No Comments

Owls

I'm really excited to share Owls  www.owls.org.uk

We are busy gathering and testing new ideas driven by people to find solutions to enable mental wellbeing.

Nina…

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Added by Nina Browne on February 6, 2017 at 15:47 — No Comments

Another missed opportunity for clinical psychology to challenge racism

Recent films ‘Long walk to freedom’ ‘12 years a slave’ and ‘Selma’, tell stories about Black people’s struggle and resistance. These stories, although important, promote the idea that Black people have been liberated from racism through successful legal reform. These are also stories of a time so far away we can be excused for leaving our…

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Added by Taiwo A on January 16, 2015 at 20:00 — No Comments

Save Inkwell Gardens

Hi Everyone.

I'm currently studying my Masters in Community and Critical Social Psychology at York St John. Back in March, as part of the placement in the Community module, I did some work at a place called Inkwell Arts, and since then have continued to volunteer there whilst studying and working part-time.

The reason for this is, and i am trying to refrain from cliched hyperbole, but it really is a great cause. I could go on absolute length (and indeed my dissertation next…

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Added by Liam Bishop on December 8, 2014 at 12:00 — No Comments

Book of Abstracts for Community Psychology Festival, in London (28-29 November, 2014)

Dear all

A really wonderful Festival has now passed and hopefully some of you who were able to attend had a great time...

I have uploaded the Book of Abstracts (in Word format and .pdf format) below for those of you who want to know more about the sessions that were presented at the Festival.  Apologies for not putting this up on the Ning sooner - the Ning was down and unresponsive on the day before the event and by the day of the event it was all systems go!!

Now, with…

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Added by Glenn Williams on December 1, 2014 at 16:19 — No Comments

The 5th International Community Psychology Conference, Fortaleza, Ceará, Brazil, 3-5 September, 2014

A number of community psychologists and others linked with Manchester Metro University attended the Fortaleza conference.

You can read about it on Ornette Clennon's blog, HERE

and also read a more general account of our trip to Ceará, including visits to community projects in Mark Burton's personal account…

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Added by Mark Burton on September 20, 2014 at 15:00 — No Comments

PowerPoint Slides from BPS CPD event: 'Community Psychology for Applied Psychologists'

As promised, here are the slides that Ho Law and I used on the day.

Hope they come in useful.

Best wishes

Glenn Ho%20Law%20and%20Glenn%20Williams%20-%20CommPsy%20CPD%202014%20-%20presented%20on%20the%20day.pptx

Added by Glenn Williams on August 21, 2014 at 12:41 — No Comments

Does it take David Cameron longer to choose his ‘G8 casual look’ than it does to refuse medical staff a pay rise?

That wasn’t the first one that he tried on. Don’t think for a second that it was the first. David would like us to think it was the first. That he just rolled out of bed, took some high power calls (with real authority), picked out a grey jumper and strolled out to the lawn to do some casual, hair-down stuff with a few world leaders. But the real scene was very…

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Added by Carl Walker on March 18, 2014 at 16:00 — No Comments

Northern Community Psychology Network meeting 25 February

The inaugural Northern Community Psychology Network meeting took place on the evening of Tuesday 25th February in the School of Health Studies at the University of Bradford.



Attendees included Psychologists from York, Chester and Bradford, postgraduate students from York St John University, and community practitioners.



The speakers at the event were Rich Jones of the Joshua Project (http://joshuaproject.org.uk/ ) and Suzy Russell… Read more >>

Added by Andrew Hart on March 13, 2014 at 22:24 — No Comments

Psychology, Mental Health & Distress

Excuse the shameless self-publicity but members may be interested to hear about this textbook on mental health and psychology.  Aimed at undergraduates doing ‘abnormal psychology’ courses or other mental health-related courses and those training in the mental health professions, the book questions traditional reductionist approaches hidebound by categorical diagnostic classification.  In contrast to the majority of other texts, the book tries to adopt a more…

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Added by Dave Harper on March 1, 2014 at 16:57 — No Comments

Society for Community and Action Research (SCRA) Membership

At the SCRA mid-winter meeting the Executive voted to reduce all fees for international members. SCRA also has a new International committee in an attempt to integrate a wider range of perspectives and facilitate a more global approach in orientation.



The following changes were approved and implemented.  You may wish to forward this information to students who may be interested in the global positioning of community psychology and the range of work roles available. Of particular…

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Added by Elaine Douglas on February 19, 2014 at 14:36 — No Comments

EMCCP website

the EMCCP (East Midlands Critical and Community Psychology Network) is developing it's own website.  if it could be linked to others' websites, that would be very helpful.

www.emccp.wordpress.com

with many thanks

suzanne

Added by Suzanne Elliott on February 11, 2014 at 12:05 — No Comments

A 3rd Year Module on Community Psychology at Nottingham Trent University

Hello all,

I was asked last year to write something for a European Community Psychology newsletter in response to a call for any syllabi that people may have.  Here's an attached example of one module that we have developed at Nottingham Trent University, which has created some degree of enthusiasm and interest.  

The reading list has some of the following resources listed:

Jetten et al (2012) The social cure: identity, health and well-being 

Kagan, et al (2011)…

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Added by Glenn Williams on February 3, 2014 at 5:35 — No Comments

Workshop on Community Psychology Research at Community Psychology Section's AGM 16.12.13

Hello all,

Here are my slides from the workshop I gave at the BPS London Office at our AGM.  Hope it's of interest.

Best wishes to you all

Glenn

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Added by Glenn Williams on December 18, 2013 at 12:46 — No Comments

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