"Do you mean what I mean" - how does language shape arts-based youth mental health research?

The first webinar in our new series exploring how we can support arts-based mental health research, with a focus on youth loneliness

Join us for a 1-hour webinar exploring standard arts-based approaches to youth mental health. Hosted by Project CREATE (funded by UKRI/MRC), this webinar tackles vocabulary differences in interdisciplinary work – what happens when researchers and young people interpret key concepts like data, resilience or loneliness differently? And what can we do about it in order to avoid misunderstandings.

Hear from leading researchers and our young people as we discuss ways to make mental health research vocabulary focusing on youth loneliness more inclusive and youth-driven.

Date: Tuesday 20 May 2025
Time: 12:00–1:00 pm
Format: Online (MS Teams link provided when registering)

Our speakers include:

• Prof Paul Cooke (University of Leeds)
• Dr Sylvan Baker (University of London)
• Dr Cristina Harney (University of Leeds)
• Members of our Young People's Advisory Group (YPAG)

Secure your spot via Ticket Tailor: https://buytickets.at/projectcreate1/1659126

We look forward to e-seeing you!

About Project CREATE
Project CREATE's goal is to improve transdisciplinary mental health research across the arts and science - by drawing on the strengths of each to inform the other and by bringing these into dialogue with young people.