WNUSP
WNUSP - World Network of Users and Survivors of Psychiatry
News Update April 2013

The Working Group of WNUSP 2013 was appointed by the Governing Board of WNUSP in January 2013 and compromises of 8 members from all over the world. The working group is committed to strengthening the capacity of WNUSP so that it can better promote and protect the human rights of all users and survivors of psychiatry in the decades that follow.

Please read the News Update so that you can find out how to participate in building the movement!

WNUSP April 2013 News Update.pdf

 
Strengthen our Voices 2013

Important Notice to the WNUSP movement

WNUSP is an international representative network of the  voices of Users and Survivors of Psychiatry. Building on  the success of the past decade,  WNUSP embarks on a Project to further build our  global movement. It is called Strengthen Our Voices!

WNUSP has since 2001  internationally  challenged the invisibility, discrimination, social isolation and human rights violations of Users and Survivors of psychiatry. Strengthen our Voices! strives to ensure that the views and opinions of all Users and Survivors of psychiatry are respected and upheld. That our voices are meaningfully included on international platforms.

Most important is that WNUSP hear the voices of our movement.

During the first quarter of 2013, WNUSP will be sending out a questionnaire and asking you, our members of the movement, what your opinions and views are. We need your contact details so that you can participate in this important survey!

Notice to WNUSP Movement
Notice to WNUSP Movement, Spanish
Notice to WNUSP Movement, French
Notice to WNUSP Movement, Arabic

 
Introduction to WNUSP

WNUSP is an international organization of users and survivors of psychiatry.This small brochure gives a brief introduction to WNUSP, our history, our plans and how you can get involved. 

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WNUSP and a New Human Rights Treaty

WNUSP had a unique opportunity to influence the direction of human rights and disability. We have been working alongside other international, regional and national disability organizations to advocate for an international human rights treaty (or “convention”) for people with disabilities.

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WNUSP contact information

Read here for e-mail addresses to WNUSP board members. Feel free to contact WNUSP for further information, membership information or other questions.

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