From Oppression to Healing: Rewriting Colonial Narratives for Mental Health Empowerment

This conference invites scholars, practitioners, and advocates in social sciences and mental health to explore transformative approaches that dismantle colonial legacies and promote culturally responsive healing. We seek proposals that challenge dominant narratives, elevate marginalized voices, and advance equity in mental health systems.

Presentations

Individual speakers will present their research on a common issue related to mental health.

Networking Opportunities

Connect and discuss your research with interested attendees and mental health professionals.

Workshops

Gain new skills, insights, and knowledge in mental health related subject areas.

Important Dates

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Research Submissions
Call for Proposals

We invite scholars, practitioners, and advocates to submit workshop proposals for the upcoming conference:
“From Oppression to Healing: Rewriting Colonial Narratives for Mental Health Empowerment.”

This conference seeks interactive and practice-oriented sessions that explore transformative approaches to dismantle colonial legacies and promote culturally responsive healing. Proposals should align with one or more of the following learning objectives:

  • Analyze the Impact of Colonial Narratives on mental health practices and outcomes.
  • Apply Decolonizing Frameworks by integrating culturally grounded and Indigenous approaches.
  • Address Intergenerational and Racial Trauma through strategies for healing and resilience.
  • Utilize Narrative Transformation Techniques such as storytelling and narrative therapy.
  • Advocate for Structural and Policy Change to advance equity in mental health systems.

We welcome submissions that challenge dominant narratives, elevate marginalized voices, and offer innovative tools for empowerment.

Submit a Proposal