AMBERLEE GREEN


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mental health adviser,
illustrator,
researcher & educator/



Amberlee is a Mental Health Adviser, Illustrator and Lecturer in London. Following postgraduate study in the UCL Division of Psychiatry, her career centres around mental health promotion and awareness in academia. She also currently lectures in Cultural and Historical Studies, and delivers workshops focused on the intersection between representation and creativity. Of Jamaican heritage, her illustration practice is rooted in wellbeing and focusing of depicting black women in soft, reflective moments.



CURRENT ROLES


Mental Health Adviser

Associate Lecturer

UAL


Founder and Illustrator

Line & Honey


Mental Health First Aid Trainer

Freelance


Advisory Board Member

Pathways - House of Illustration

The Bower Gallery



EDUCATION


Academic Practice in Art, Design and Communication

PG Cert

UAL Teaching Within Programme


Clinical Mental Health Sciences

MSc

UCL Division of Psychiatry


Psychology and Counselling

BSc

University of Roehampton





PUBLICATIONS


Green, A., & Sarkar, J. (2020). Intersecting voices of wellness vs. rawness in illustration. Journal of Illustration, 7(1 & 2), 179–204. https://doi.org/10.1386/jill_00030_1





RESEARCH INTERESTS

  • Intersectionality
  • Postgraduate mental health
  • Visibility of black women in illustration and modern art
  • Big Data in psychiatry and healthcare
  • Data Visualisation



EXHIBITIONS


Outline, Group exhibition, Hart Club Gallery

2019


Who do you see?, Group exhibition, Zari Gallery

2019


BOLD, Group Exhibition, Theatre Deli

2019




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