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How You Dey Exploring Identity and Expression Through Art
In Nigerian Pidgin 'how you dey' means 'how are you'. This creative mental health project run by the Sub-Sahara Advisory Panel (SSAP) worked with young and older Black people and served as a safe peer-led space to check in on their wellbeing. Addressing mental health challenges stem from racism, cultural background and lived experiences. In Black communities, mental health still carries a stigma, this is compounded by the fact that specialized services for Black people are few and far between.
Author: Fadhili Maghiya
Maniffesto Celfyddydau, Iechyd a Llesiant
Nid moethusrwydd yw’r celfyddydau — maent yn anghenraid er mwyn sicrhau Cymru fwy iach, fwy cysylltiedig.
Awdur: WAHWN
Arts, Health and Wellbeing Manifesto
The arts are not a luxury – they are a necessity for a healthier, more connected Wales.
Author: WAHWN