The School of Nursing, Dublin City University in collaboration with Amnesty Ireland are conducting a research project on Mental Health and Discrimination.
This project will investigate the experience of discrimination as reported by people with mental health difficulties in their daily lives. In particular it will examine overt and covert discrimination, self discrimination; and the impact of discrimination on participant's lives; identifying to what extent discrimination is related to their mental health difficulties. The project requires involvement of people who have or had mental health difficulties, as researchers and participants. This is in keeping with the research methodology Participatory Action Research.
The research team are currently recruiting volunteers to take part in the study, which consists of a short
face-to-face interview. If you are interested in hearing more about this study or think your might like to participate by sharing your experience, DCU would like to hear form you.
Please note involvement in the study is peer-led, completely confidential and there are support networks in place for participants.
If you are interested in participation, please contact: Muriel Redmond Tel: (01) 700 7923 or email:
muriel.redmond@dcu.ie Please leave (a) your full name (b) your contact phone number and (c) your county or geographical location with Muriel or on her voicemail if outside office hours.