Events

• 11 October 2007

  Promoting positive mental health in a time of inequalities: an ethical dilemma?

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  This seminar was one in a series hosted by the Journal of Public Mental Health that explored key issues in public mental health and invited debate about the gap between what we know about population level influences on mental health and current policy responses to psycho-social problems. 

  The series was supported by the National Programme for Improving Mental Health and Wellbeing , the Glasgow Centre for Population Health, the Scottish Development Centre for Mental Health and the Mental Health Foundation.

  This seminar featured eminent speakers Prof Richard Wilkinson and Prof Corey Keyes.  The audio recordings of their presentations are available to download and listen to below.  (Please note that as the files are large they may take a few minutes to download.)  

  Prof Richard Wilkinson presentation audio file: 'Inequality and psychosocial wellbeing'

  Prof Corey Keyes presentation audio file: 'The paradox of race and health in the United States'