PPT-Stigma: Management of a spoiled social identity

2 Symbolic interactionism Symbolic interactionism is a microlevel theory based on the idea that people act in accordance with shared meanings orientations and assumptions Herbert Blumer. Amy C Watson, PhD. acwatson@gmail.com. Overview. Approaches to challenging public stigma. The message matters. Stigma and key groups. A targeted model of stigma change. Corrigan’s TLC3 Model of Strategic Stigma Change. . Lonliness. Shame and guilt. . Eating and sleeping disorders. academic performance. Children of the incarcerated . Father’s absence .  early sexual activity in girls. This leads to rates of teenage pregnancy. Starter:. Put the following people into a social class, give a reason why.. A doctor. A plumber. Cheryl Cole. Simon Cowell. David Cameron. Your teachers. LO: To understand what is meant by social class and how this affects our identity. Sénégal, . Guinée Bissau, Guinée, Cap Vert, Mali, Burkina Faso , Niger, Gambie. KP Stigma reduction: difficult context and interventions. Despite. . criminalizing. . legal. environnement. Evidences are more and more . Amy C Watson, PhD. acwatson@gmail.com. Overview. Approaches to challenging public stigma. The message matters. Stigma and key groups. A targeted model of stigma change. Corrigan’s TLC3 Model of Strategic Stigma Change. Prof Anthony Hogan . “Government statistics, independent research projects and personal experience show that on nearly every indicator of participation in mainstream life disabled people come out extremely badly …. To ‘deny the personal experience of disability is, in the end, to collude in our oppression’”. (Finkelstein 1993: 11 & 19). What does the word “stigma” mean?. Defining . S. tigma. A distinguishing mark or characteristic that is seen as negative by society.. A mark or sign of disgrace. An attribute which is deeply discrediting. Ginny Russell & Jennie Hayes. Prevalence and medicalisation. ‘Autism Counts’ . Nature. Nov 2011, 479, p.24. How conditions and behaviours outside the medical domain and previously a part of normal social life, come to be considered medical conditions, or problems and thus become subject to medical diagnosis, prevention, or treatment (Conrad, 1992). . solutions. . Research funded by the . Clúid. . Adrian . Norridge Housing Research Bursary. Professor . Michelle Norris. School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice. University College Dublin. A HISTORICAL THESIS. By: Edith Gonzalez. California State University, Long Beach. May 2012. Introduction. People who have mental illness encounter various challenges that complicate their lives caused from stigma on mental illness, such as lack of social support, housing, employment, and affecting their mental health treatment (. twitterverse. Miriam Y. Vega, PhD. Latino Commission on AIDS. & . SPSSI UN NGO. Abstract: . TUAD0301. Reaching a World Without AIDS: What About . Stigma?. Numerous biomedical advances the last few years.. Relationship Of Organizational Identity to Organizational Performance in Social Entrepreneurial Organizations Angela French & G. Tyge Payne Agenda What is social entrepreneurship and why does social entrepreneurship matter Autism stigma and its links with ethnicity and culture Dr Chris Papadopoulos University of Bedfordshire What is stigma? The term ‘stigma’ originally comes from the Greek word ‘ stig ’ which means “a mark, dot, puncture”. Ancient Greeks used it to highlight slaves or anyone of inferior social status. This leaet has been produced by Time to Change, an anti-stigma campaign run by the leading mental health charities Mind and Rethink Mental Illness in England.For more information about the Global