| What’s happening at Europe’s borders isn’t just a political issue — it’s a human one.And the cost is devastating. Across the UK and Europe, refugees and asylum seekers are facing conditions that are severely impacting their mental health and psychosocial wellbeing. This is urgent. It’s systemic. And it’s something we can — and must — change. That’s why United Against Inhumanity (UAI) and the University of East London (UEL) are bringing together leading voices, practitioners, and advocates for a powerful evening of insight, discussion, and action. 📍 Join us — in person or online Thursday, April 16 🕠 5:30–8:00 PM (BST) in London 💻 6:00–8:00 PM (BST) online Why this event matters Launch of UAI’s Manifesto to stop the inhumanity at Europe’s borders. Backed by 160+ civil society organisations across Europe Real solutions to address the psychosocial impact on refugees. A space to connect, reflect, and mobilise. Keynotes and panelists include: Dr Lul Seyoum (ICERAS, UAI UK Co-Chair) Dr Claire Marshall (UEL) Dr Jeff Crisp (University of Oxford)Reverend Johannes Marten (Good Shepherd London) Bobby Lloyd (Art Refuge) Prof Dinesh Bhugra (King’s College London) Yodit Mussie (Refugee Council)Dr Nooralhaq Nasimi (ACAA) Chaired by Professor Rachel Tribe (UEL) The big questions What is driving the current mental health crisis among refugees? How are current policies contributing to harm? What can be done — now — to create humane, effective responses? |
Let’s make this moment count. We would be really glad to have you with us, and we would be grateful if you could also share this invitation with colleagues, especially those working on refugee protection and humanitarian policy. |
