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STUDENT IMPACT
Watch this testimonial from a student at Nottingham Trent University:
After student keynote talks across secondary school, further education and higher education, students said they felt INSPIRED to make the following changes:
"I'll think about how my art could impact people of different communities/ help others"
(Notttingham College)
"I feel accepted and able to open up"
(Derby College)
"I'll use my voice to bring awareness and make change"
(Nottingham Trent University)
"Be more open to do public speaking and be the first to start a conversation"
(Year 10 student at a multi-school event)
STAFF IMPACT
"We truly appreciate the time and insights Nathan shared with our staff, and the feedback from attendees has been positive."
(Exec. Programmes Administrator of London School of Economics)
Mental Roots’ keynotes and talks facilitate honest discussions around cultural and societal factors affecting mental wellbeing, with particular expertise on (though not exclusive to) issues affecting African/Caribbean people.
The talks meet school PSHE criteria of diversity and inclusion, as well as mental health support and raising aspirations for visual arts.
Who is this for?
We deliver our talks for teenagers and students as well as professionals of all sectors. We have been most effective in reaching professionals in education and social services.
We are open to any corporations which want to improve racial and cultural inclusion and wellbeing support within their companies - because improving such dynamics always leads to a stronger workplace culture, higher profitability and diversification of impact in services!
We recommend you contact us and book us for a talk if you are trying to address the following challenges in your institution:
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Increasing rates of burnout, anxiety and other symptoms of poor mental wellbeing amongst staff and/or service users
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Cases of racial/cultural prejudice being reported.
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Underachievement or lower self-esteem in staff/students, especially those of underrepresented ethnic backgrounds
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In need of more creative/artistic methods in improving mentalwellbeing and/or cultural inclusion
For booking enquiries and pricing information, please contact us by dropping an email.
