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Amazing that we’ve been running ⁦GLADStudy⁩ for 2 yrs, and are 3/4 of the way to our goal of recruiting 40k participants. Thank you to everyone one of you and of course to the fabulous team! ⁦NIHR Maudsley Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) ⁦National Institute for Health and Care Research⁩ GLAD To Be Two nihr-bioresource-www.azurewebsites.net/news/glad-to-b…

New EDIT Lab KCL blog out now! RD guest authors for the EDITLab and discusses the steps necessary to achieve mental health equity for ethnic minority communities in the UK blogs.kcl.ac.uk/editlab/2020/1…

"Achieving equity and justice for the mental health of Black, Asian and ethnic minority communities in the UK will require research, but first, we need to build trust" Brilliant blog by RD for RAMP Study blogs.kcl.ac.uk/editlab/2020/1…

Excited to announce new EDIT Lab KCL 60% RA post working with me & Gerome Breen on our newly Wellcome funded study to see whether fear extinction assessed using our FLARe study app predicts #CBT response in individuals with anxiety SGDP Centre KCL 1/2 jobs.ac.uk/job/CCB717/res…

Psst - if you're looking for a part-time position in research look at this! A cutting edge new digital project, a great research environment, wonderful supervisors... What's not to love? See the thread for how to apply! Prof Thalia Eley 💙 Gerome Breen SGDP Centre KCL @T_J_McGregor

A talk isn’t a talk without a tech issue! RAMP’s Shannon Bristow talks at the BiPP Network event this evening discussing our work on diversifying our research sample and gaining the much needed Black voice. Thank you for a great evening keisha

We’ve updated our website, and if we do say so ourselves, it’s looking pretty good 😎 have you visited the RAMP website recently? If not, check it out now! rampstudy.co.uk

There are many ways of managing our mental health sometimes we can do it by ourselves, and sometimes we benefit from more support show us new ways to think about mental health problems and how to manage them

Both the direct and indirect effects of the pandemic can have consequences on people’s physical health, mental health and well-being. Give this post a read to explore the ways in which some groups are being affected more than others.

Did you know that we also have an Instagram account? Give us a follow to hear about our findings and research activities. instagram.com/rampstudy/

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We kick of a new blog series this term on issues in mental health research today, with a great piece by guest write Babak Saghari about the need to hear the male voice in research. blogs.kcl.ac.uk/editlab/2020/1…

Men’s mental health shouldn’t just be for November! Research and understanding are the way forward Read why here! blogs.kcl.ac.uk/editlab/2020/1… #movember #mentalhealth

What a brilliant & insightful blog by #BabakSaghari...outlining the #underrepresentation of #men in #mentalhealth research! I have my low points guys, trust me, and they are tough! All the more reason to get involved with critical research into men's mental health! RAMP Study

Project Manager role CoDE @ethnicityuk.bsky.social #ESRC funded #COVID project, 'Ethnic & Racial Inequality in a Time of Crisis'. Fixed term till May 2021; part-time considered. Enquiries: CoDE Director [email protected] Closing date: 19th November UoM BAME SNG The University of Manchester News

Our very own RA, Keisha York writes for EDIT Lab KCL discussing psychology’s historic part in scientific racism and the impact of this today.

We’ll be collaborating with RAMP Study to deliver a focus group discussing the barriers to Black participation in scientific research. Sign up and, if a space is available, join in to share your thoughts✨ wokeweekly.co.uk/event

The RAMP team would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. In the spirit of wellbeing, the RAMP team will not be monitoring emails or social media over the Christmas period, starting from now. See you next year!