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The Stigma Effect: Addressing Unintended Efforts to Erase Stigma

Explore the unintended consequences of erasing stigma, addressing bias in mental health, and promoting social justice. Join the movement to combat homophobia and empower marginalized groups. Learn how to shift perspectives from prejudice to parity and embrace diversity. Discover the impact of stigma on individuals' well-being and society as a whole. Let's strive for a more inclusive and compassionate world.

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The Stigma Effect: Addressing Unintended Efforts to Erase Stigma

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  1. The Stigma Effect:Addressing Unintended Efforts to Erase Stigma Patrick Corrigan Illinois Institute of Technology National Consortium on Stigma and Empowerment Corrigan@iit.eduwww.NCSE1.org

  2. STOP

  3. Everything Works Psychoanalysis Cognitive Therapy What do we do? Unintended Consequences

  4. Social Justice

  5. BEAT HOMOPHOBIA DON’T ASK DON’T TELL

  6. God’S Goofs!

  7. PITY PARITY

  8. Pope Francis I Inaugural MassMarch 19, 2013 “THE POOR!” “THE WEAK!” “THE LEAST IMPORTANT!”

  9. Pope Francis I Inaugural MassMarch 19, 2013 BESTOW “THE POOR!” “THE WEAK!” EMPOWER “THE LEAST IMPORTANT!” “Whatsoever you do to the least of my brethren, that you do unto me!” John

  10. Psychiatric Rehabilitation 13

  11. PERSON, not PATIENT

  12. WHAT IS STIGMA?

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  16. People with mental illness are homicidal maniacs In the movies 21

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  18. People with mental illness are homicidal maniacs In the newspapers 24

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  21. People with mental illness are homicidal maniacs In advertising 28

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  24. People with mental illness are homicidal maniacs In comics 33

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  26. Benevolence stigma 37

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  32. Trenton State Hospital has fire.

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  34. Has Stigma Changed? Phelan, Link et al 45 DANGER

  35. Has Stigma Changed? Phelan, Link et al 46 DANGER

  36. Has Stigma Changed? Phelan, Link et al 47 DANGER

  37. Has Stigma Changed? Phelan, Link et al 48 DANGER

  38. Has Stigma Changed? Phelan, Link et al 49

  39. Has Stigma Changed? Phelan, Link et al 50

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