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SUMMARY:Mandala On The Road
DESCRIPTION:The Rubin Museum’s traveling Mandala Lab is in London through 25 November! \nDebuted at the 2022 Wellbeing Summit in Bilbao and based on the Museum’s New York City installation of the same name\, this interactive space is inspired by powerful Buddhist principles and invites the visitor to get curious about their emotions. The Mandala Lab features five thought-provoking\, playful experiences\, including videos accompanied by scents\, a site-specific sculpture that invites collective breathing\, and curated percussion instruments dipped in water. Each activity aims to harness the power of difficult emotions and offer pathways to develop resilience\, calmness\, and connection. \nThe Mandala Lab is free and open to the public daily from noon to 18:00 with late hours until 20:00 on Thursdays \n\n\nPhoto credit: The Rubin Museum of Art’s Mandala Lab\, London at Canary Wharf\, presented by London Design Festival. Photo by Ed Reeve\, courtesy of the Rubin Museum of Art & London Design Festival
URL:https://wellbeing-project.org/event/mandala-on-the-road/
LOCATION:Union Square\, London E14 9QH\, London\, London\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Journeying through the Mental Health Funding Landscape – Mental Health Collaboration members meeting
DESCRIPTION:Whilst the funding of academic work has been a little more forthcoming\, funding for practical mental health projects has always been difficult to raise. However\, in recent years a group of funders have started to come forward to support practical projects of various types. Erla Magnusdottir (CBM UK) will host a panel of funders who are dedicated to the funding of practical work carried out in community mental health settings and with those with lived experience. \nWe are delighted to announce our panel will be Will Troy (Flourishing Minds Fund and Impactful Grantmaking)\, James Sale (United for Global Mental Health) and Zuzana Figerova (SHM Foundation). As usual\, there will be time at the end of the panel discussion to allow you to ask your questions.  \nNot a member of the Mental Health Collaboration of Catalyst 2030? Contact Katelynne at mhcollaboration2030@gmail.com to find out how to join (it’s free).
URL:https://wellbeing-project.org/event/journeying-through-the-mental-health-funding-landscape-mental-health-collaboration-members-meeting/
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