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A Perch for the Thornbirds in reporting, interviews and public conversations.

2022

2022.12.13Banyuetan

Building an Inclusive Society Needs Their Participation

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2021

FLYWAY + BLUE DREAMS

Coverage by 13 Chinese and international media outlets

Shangguan NewsKankan NewsXinmin Evening NewsWenhui DailyThe PaperZhoudao ShanghaiXinhua (Chinese)Xinhua (Japanese)SHINEShanghai NewsShanghai Morning PostYouth ShanghaiAgence France-Presse

2021.11.17Wenhui Daily

2020

2020Renxing Gongyi

Illness and Medication: How Do We “Heal” the Mind?

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2020.10.15Eastday

Beyond Abstract Numbers: The Particularity of One Person’s Depression

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2020.10.16Yicai · Future Outlook

A Long Winter in Mental Health

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2020.10.16The Paper · City Hall

Understanding Emotions through Art

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2020.11.25Stanford Social Innovation Review (China) · lol Chuangstan

Media, Doctors, Schools, Pharmaceutical Companies, Lived Experience: Who Gets to Decide?

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2020.11.05Sixth Tone

Want to Improve Mental Health Care? Try Throwing a ‘Pity Party.’

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2020.10.11Bipolar World

Pity Party and Pills: Many Truths of Life beyond Medicine

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2020.11.07Symptom Network

A Conversation with a Grassroots Mental Health Practitioner

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2020.09Shusheng Talk

Making Community Work Visible: Visually Led Mental Health Practice

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2020.12Beijing Shangshan Foundation

Xiaoka: Multiple Perspectives on Depression, Part 1

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2020.12Beijing Shangshan Foundation

Xiaoka: Multiple Perspectives on Depression, Part 2

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2020Liquid Youth

“Your Sadness May Not Be an Illness”: A Mental Health Social Worker’s Perspective

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2019

2019.05.22China News Service

An Art and Mental Health Exhibition in Shanghai

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2019.06Zhi’ai Magazine

Just a Black Dog

Published by the Shanghai Charity Foundation

Media Coverage

2022

Building an Inclusive Society Needs Their Participation

2021

Coverage by 13 Chinese and international media outlets

No. 600 Gallery Returns: A Corridor to People’s Inner Worlds

A Shanghai Art Exhibition Wants to Talk About Mental Health

China's Mentally Ill Yearn to Step Out of the Shadows

2020

Illness and Medication: How Do We “Heal” the Mind?

Beyond Abstract Numbers: The Particularity of One Person’s Depression

A Long Winter in Mental Health

Understanding Emotions through Art

Media, Doctors, Schools, Pharmaceutical Companies, Lived Experience: Who Gets to Decide?

Want to Improve Mental Health Care? Try Throwing a ‘Pity Party.’

Pity Party and Pills: Many Truths of Life beyond Medicine

A Conversation with a Grassroots Mental Health Practitioner

Making Community Work Visible: Visually Led Mental Health Practice

Xiaoka: Multiple Perspectives on Depression, Part 1

Xiaoka: Multiple Perspectives on Depression, Part 2

“Your Sadness May Not Be an Illness”: A Mental Health Social Worker’s Perspective

2019

An Art and Mental Health Exhibition in Shanghai

Just a Black Dog

Media Coverage

2022

Building an Inclusive Society Needs Their Participation

2021

Coverage by 13 Chinese and international media outlets

No. 600 Gallery Returns: A Corridor to People’s Inner Worlds

A Shanghai Art Exhibition Wants to Talk About Mental Health

China's Mentally Ill Yearn to Step Out of the Shadows

2020

Illness and Medication: How Do We “Heal” the Mind?

Beyond Abstract Numbers: The Particularity of One Person’s Depression

A Long Winter in Mental Health

Understanding Emotions through Art

Media, Doctors, Schools, Pharmaceutical Companies, Lived Experience: Who Gets to Decide?

Want to Improve Mental Health Care? Try Throwing a ‘Pity Party.’

Pity Party and Pills: Many Truths of Life beyond Medicine

A Conversation with a Grassroots Mental Health Practitioner

Making Community Work Visible: Visually Led Mental Health Practice

Xiaoka: Multiple Perspectives on Depression, Part 1

Xiaoka: Multiple Perspectives on Depression, Part 2

“Your Sadness May Not Be an Illness”: A Mental Health Social Worker’s Perspective

2019

An Art and Mental Health Exhibition in Shanghai

Just a Black Dog