Plenary Talks
Plenary: Setting the Landscape (Háskólatorg 102)
June 4, 09:00–10:15 Plenary: Setting the Landscape. Presented by Bernice Pescosolido (Chair), Sigrún Ólafsdóttir, Nicolas Rüsch, Patrick Corrigan, Sir Graham Thornicroft
- Bernice Pescosolido – Welcome to the conference
- Sigrún Ólafsdóttir– Welcome to Iceland
- Nicolas Rüsch – Stigma Section chair welcome
- Bernice Pescosolido – Focus on plenary & the Four Country Change Study
- Patrick Corrigan – Honest, Open, Proud (HOP)
- Sir Graham Thornicroft – Lancet Commission
- Q&A moderated by Bernice Pescosolido
Plenary: An Overview of Mental Health and Health Care in Iceland (Háskólatorg 102)
June 4, 11:00–12:15 Plenary: An Overview of Mental Health and Health Care in Iceland. Presented by Sigrún Ólafsdóttir (Chair); Grétar Björnsson, Hugarafl; Svava Arnardóttir, Geðhjálp
- Sigrún Ólafsdóttir – University of Iceland
- Grétar Björnsson – Hugarafl
- Svava Arnardóttir – Geðhjálp
Plenary: Scaling Up Change (Háskólatorg 102)
June 5, 09:00–10:15 Plenary: Scaling Up Change. Presented by Sir Graham Thornicroft (Chair), Virginia Rubaine, Petra Gronholm, Chris Groot, Bridey Rudd, Alexandra Puhm, Christopher Tupy, Guadalupe Morales Cano
- 219 Virginia Rubaine – “Tackling mental health stigma in small island communities - the British Virgin Islands and Bermuda”
- 164 Petra Gronholm – “Indigo Partnership: a multi-level strategy to reduce stigma in global mental health”
- 108- Bridey Rudd & Chris Groot – “Lessons learned through collaborative research to understand mental illness stigma across Australia, Scotland, and Canada”
- 213 Alexandra Puhm & Christopher Tupy – “Austria’s multi-strategic approach to destigmatization”
- 146 - Guadalupe Morales Cano – “From Ill person to citizen. Peer to peer trainings to Fight Stigmatizing stigma”
- Q&A moderated by Sir Graham Thornicroft
Plenary: Future directions on policy research and programming (Háskólatorg 102)
June 5, 11:00–12:15 Plenary: Future directions on policy research and programming. Presented by Heather Stuart (Chair), Rosemary Gathara, Uzma Ambareen, Alicia Lucksted, Amy Ronaldson, Christiane Silvestre de Paula, Sara Evans-Lacko
- 167 Rosemary Gathara – “Impact of a Five Year Comprehensive Anti-Stigma Intervention from Kenya”
- 153 Uzma Ambareen & Alicia Lucksted – “Multidimensional Identities Guiding Internalized Stigma Resilience Interventions”
- 200 Amy Ronaldson – “Mental illness stigma in England: What happened after Time to Change?”
- 171 Cristiane Silvestre de Paula & Sarah Evans-Lacko– “Cash Transfers Program a strategy to minimize mental health problems among vulnerable Brazilian youth at risk of multiple stigma”
- Q&A moderated by Heather Stuart