CRER anti-racist poster campaign aimed at encouraging the public to intervene in racist incidents.  In Scotland, we hear racism daily on the buses, in taxis, at libraries, doctors’ surgeries, sports clubs, museums and pubs. What do we do about it?

This is an exciting time for Glasgow Women’s Voluntary Sector Network (GWVSN).

We are looking forward to working with women across Glasgow to gather ideas about developments they would like to see and to hear about their experiences in their communities.

The Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival takes place from 3-26 May 2019, with over 300 events across Scotland exploring the theme of Connected.

Led by the Mental Health Foundation, SMHAF is one of Scotland’s most striking and provocative cultural events, encompassing music, film, theatre, literature, visual arts, dance and creative workshops. By engaging artists, connecting with communities and forming collaborations, SMHAF celebrates the artistic achievements of people with experience of mental health problems, explores the relationship between creativity and the mind, and promotes positive mental health and wellbeing.