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BHM 2021 - Supporting Black declaration of mental health – Black Staff at the OU perspective
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Higher education has increased its student and staff populations, and this means there is more strain on pastoral service and resources at universities, as they endeavour to meet the needs of their students. It is possible to assert that perhaps universities are open to diversities when it comes to increasing student population, but close their doors on diversities when it comes to pastoral care service and wellbeing. This seminar will highlight the deficiency in the current approach to mental health at universities and recommend how institutional change will enable inclusivity and ensure this deficit is addressed. With contributions by Dr Emmanuel Nartey, Grace Emiohe, Khadija Patel, Patrice Belton and Darren Gray.
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