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Visual narratives of masculinity

Project title:

Narratives of masculinity: visual accounts of young men’s experience of fatherhood

“This project aims to address the worrying rise of mental illness and suicide in young men aged 18-35 in the UK by understanding the vulnerability of men.”

Researcher:

Dr Jonathan Isserow

School of Psychology

University of Roehampton


Project proposal:

This project aims to address the worrying rise of mental illness and suicide in young men aged 18 – 35 in the UK by understanding the vulnerability of men. This project innovatively examines the period when young men become fathers through a series of image-generating workshops and audio reflections, and a five to eight-minute animation, to be disseminated. The animation will visually represent new narratives that will broaden the emotional base of what it means to be a man, contributing significantly to men’s mental health and well-being

Photo by Jurien Huggins on Unsplash

Themes:

Enabling transformational change

Encouraging the arts

Seeking justice

Promoting wellbeing

Nurturing rooted communities

Thinking globally

Amplifying voices

Posted on 19th April 2019 by Emma Pavey Filed Under: 2019-2020, Academic Year, Amplifying voices, Discipline, Encouraging the arts, Promoting wellbeing, Psychology, Research Projects, Theme, Visual Arts

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