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The Heumann Perspective Podcast Interview

With Judy Heumann

Madness Radio Interview

With Will Hall and Jacks McNamara

ROAR Magazine Interview 

with Megan McGee

Medicating Normal Movie Interview

with Angela Peacock 

So Many Wings Podcast Interview

with Jacks McNamara

United Nations CRPD Youth 2030 Strategy Consultation

Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law's Annual Awards Virtual Event

Championing Disability Rights for 49 Years

Emerging Advocate of the Year 2021:

 Vesper Moore

Changing the Conversation Podcast Interview

with Katie Volk

Mad In America Interview

with Leah Harris

The Oddball Show Podcast Interview

with Jason Wright 

From Surviving to Self-Healing Grassroots Economic Organizing Interview

with Megan McGee

De Psychiater Doogezaagd Podcast Interview

With Rokus Loopik 

Not As Crazy As You Think Podcast Interview Part 1

With Jen Siciliano 

Not As Crazy As You Think Podcast Interview Part 2

With Jen Siciliano 

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Image of Mad In America webpage text on the navigation bar read editorial, drugs, education, veterans, family, MIA global. The text below the navigation bar reads The Psychiatric Narrative & The Boston Globe: Violence, Force, & Derogatory Labels by Vesper Moore March 14, 2020 "there is something inherently wrong with psychiatry, with every aspect of psychiatry, in it's fundamental conceptualizations, with its power and its modus operandi, something so wrong we cannot continue with it." Dr. Bonnie Burstow, Psychiatry and the Business of Madness

Psychiatric Incarceration Isn’t Treatment — It’s Violence, Survivors Say



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Image of Mad In America webpage text on the navigation bar read editorial, drugs, education, veterans, family, MIA global. The text below the navigation bar reads The Psychiatric Narrative & The Boston Globe: Violence, Force, & Derogatory Labels by Vesper Moore March 14, 2020 "there is something inherently wrong with psychiatry, with every aspect of psychiatry, in it's fundamental conceptualizations, with its power and its modus operandi, something so wrong we cannot continue with it." Dr. Bonnie Burstow, Psychiatry and the Business of Madness

The Psychiatric Narrative & The Boston Globe: Violence, Force, & Derogatory Labels


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Our Sexualized Culture and the Prejudiced Roots of Psychiatry Article


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