AMBERLEE GREEN

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intersecting voices of wellness vs. rawness in illustration (2020) - journal of illustration

I present wellness in illustration, the origins of both black illustrators communicating through their work alongside how black people are represented in illustration. This uncovers societal cultural preference, authenticity and overarchingly, the question of who decides our narratives.Co-authored with Jhinuk Sarkar.

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mental health + wellbeing: resources, research and links

this resource was created specifically for those at the intersection of being black and being a creative. it focuses on themes such as advocating for your mental health and dealing with creative briefs

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black young professionals (BYP) conference - a decade of provocative change (2020)

delivered a talk on the mental health of black professionals in a global context, and how our wellbeing is central to our ability to lead in business.

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illustration and mental health conference - University of Worcester (2019)

An interactive workshop co-run with Jhinuk Sarkar on the inclusion of mental health and disability in illustration, from our perspective as women of colour, illustrators and mental health practitioners.

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exploring the characteristics and neural features of hallucinations 'transdiagnositcally' (2018)

Postgraduate thesis talk, summarising my research into the neurological and phenomenological presentation of hallucinations across both psychiatric illnesses and organic physical health illnesses - a lot to be learnt about big data and how it apples to our understanding of health and treatment.

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