Stigma Dies
Stigma Dies is a short film which explores the condition of hearing voices, and examines methods of reducing the stigma in society.
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The short film describes the feelings of young people as their housing estate is demolished, and they think about their thoughts and feelings on memories of a place and the transition to another.
You Are Not Alone (Harebells In The Wind)
HAPIS is an organisation set up in the Scottish Highlands to provide support for women who experience antenatal and postnatal depression.
Baby Blues and Drama Queens (Harebells In The Wind)
HAPIS is an organisation set up in the Scottish Highlands to provide support for women who experience antenatal and postnatal depression.
A Very Bad Time In My Life (Harebells In The Wind)
HAPIS is an organisation set up in the Scottish Highlands to provide support for women who experience antenatal and postnatal depression.
It's OK To Ask
An average of two people die by suicide each day in Scotland. People living in more deprived areas are at greater risk, and young people are particularly vulnerable.
Autism - Telling A Story Through Video
Liam Robertson is 20 years old and has autism. He has a passion for film and would like to pursue a career in the theatre.
Breaking Isolation
In the summer of 2010 Equally Connected facilitated a group of international students at Heriot Watt University in Edinburgh to make a short film about the challenges of leaving home, to live and s
Healthy Woods & Healthy People (Blarbuie Woodland Enterprise)
'Healthy Woods & Healthy People' was created by Blarbuie Woodland Enterprise to identify the impact that the regeneration of the woodland may have on the health and well-being its users.
Seen and Heard - Voices of Experience
'Seen and Heard - Voices of Experience' interviews four men from diverse ethnic backgrounds.
