Employment
28 2021
Redesigning employment support to help not hinder
Peer Researcher Gary reflects on his involvement in the Work Well project and how it compared to his own jobhunting experiences
Collaborating with people with lived experience
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Imposter syndrome and work – it’s not a ‘you’ problem
A McPin senior researcher discusses how imposter syndrome is related to discrimination in employment systems, and how peer support and lived experience could counteract it
Collaborating with people with lived experience
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Why peer support could play a role in tackling unemployment: the Peer Support Employment Groups Evaluation
There are no easy solutions to long-term unemployment but peer support could help, says Dan Robotham
Collaborating with people with lived experience
Read More28 2021
How Time To Change got me started as a lived experience researcher
McPin researcher Lisa reflects on the incredible impact Time to Change has had – both on her personally and on the wider mental health landscape - and what needs to happen next
Collaborating with people with lived experience
Inclusion and combating stigma
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Black Thrive: The benefits and challenges of having a dual role in research
Despite its challenges, being on both the project and evaluation team can bring important and unique perspectives to the project work, says Faith Amasowomwan
Collaborating with people with lived experience
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Black Thrive: Becoming a Community Peer Researcher
Although stepping out of my comfort zone was challenging, it was hugely rewarding says Davino Beckford
Collaborating with people with lived experience
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Black Thrive: Researching the impacts of Covid-19 on Black people in Lambeth
The purpose of research is not just to find answers but also to raise questions, says Achille Crawford, a trainee evaluator who worked on the Black Thrive Employment Project
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22 2021
The status quo needs disrupting but the road to systems change is rocky
A McPin researcher reflects on how racism is rooted in entangled histories of power, colliding cultures and also deep inside our own brains
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