BLOG: Celebrating Friendship at WIN – International Friendship Day 2022
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‘Friendship is an undervalued resource. The consistent message…is that friends make your life better.’ – Dr. Karen A. Roberto, Executive Director at the Institute for Society, Culture and Environment at Virginia Tech.
Lady Gilda Levy – WIN Chair and Co-Founder
Marion Waruguru – WIN CEO
Lucy Calcott – Chair of East Sussex WIN
Dr. Sudarshan Kapur MBE – Chair of Gants Hill WIN
Averil Pooten Watan – Co-Chair Forest WIN
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Journal Of Epidemiology &Amp; Community Health
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PLoS Med
https://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/21/health/21well.html
On May 26th, WIN celebrated the launch of our latest award-winning film, All Of Our Shadows, from the celebrated All Of Us Schools Campaign at Westminster Academy, designed to kick-start a conversation around young people’s mental health and wellbeing in education settings. The evening featured a screening of the film and a recent workshop using the companion resources, as well as a moving and inspiring panel of young people involved in the campaign led by actress and CEO of SEED Support UK Gemma Oaten. There was also a recorded message of support from musician Craig David MBE. The event was attended by leading figures across mental health and education sectors, as well s the animation team behind the film and Judy and David Dangoor CBE. Our thanks to the Dangoor family for their continued support for the All Of Us Schools Campaign.
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