
inquiry
inquiring, documenting, developing & bringing
arts interventions to more spaces
we strive to promote arts interventions in various spaces, be it health, education or development. arts interventions have immense potential to enhance quality of life & wellbeing & showcasing these processes helps – build & nurture a community that uses & promotes these practices, extend these interventions to more spaces, widen their scope & application & collectively strengthen our services.
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we work towards documenting arts & wellbeing practices, collaboratively sharing & creating ideas with lived experience experts & understanding the impact of arts interventions.
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scroll, read & watch to know more about some of our inquiries...
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read about our inquiry commissioned by the Wellcome Trust here!
in addition to the report, our project created an artistic depiction of the results of the insight analysis. individual & collective narratives have been interwoven with findings emerging from the review of the literature. this serves a dual purpose:
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promotes social participation of youth with mental health issues & reducing stigma related to mental illness
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provides engaging, accessible & impactful information for consumption & engagement by the general public.
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the commission ran from june 2020 to october, 2020.
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now, we are excited to share our findings with you!
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art matters for mental health!

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we also had the opportunity to present our findings at the 2021 MQ Science Summit.
to learn more about our approach, findings and the opinions of our lived experience experts, you can watch the video below:
inquiries in the pipeline:
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open mYnd – a process evaluation
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navigating distress & health pathways – case studies of young people with mental health issues
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multi-art intervention aimed at supporting young people with mental health issues – a protocol paper
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coping with Covid-19 – experiences from across india
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sumunum connect – a telephonic wellbeing support line – implementation manual
to engage in any of these studies as a research assistant do get in touch with us!
we would love to have a conversation & explore ways to collaborate!