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What is Mad Pride? Mad Pride is a movement that celebrates the human rights and spectacular culture of people considered very different by our society. Here you will find information about Mad Pride, news alerts, event announcements, and more.

Mad Pride Event Registry 2009

10 October 2009: Walk of Pride

(Published: 2009-10-08 16:50)
Mad Pride event in Brisbane, Australia.

24 July 2009: The Eighth Annual Mad Pride Day BBQ Jam

(Published: 2009-07-22 21:57)
A mad pride barbecue in Aurora, Colorado.

13-19 July 2009: Mad Pride Week in Toronto

(Published: 2009-07-22 18:42)
Mad Pride week has come again to Toronto!

14 July 2009: Bastille Day Protest Against Use of ECT on Children

(Published: 2009-07-22 17:34)
A protest against the use of electroshock on children in Albany, New York.

11 July 2009: Mad Pride Asheville

(Published: 2009-07-22 17:20)
A small but successful Mad Pride event in North Carolina.

16 July 2009: Mad Pride in New Jersey

(Published: 2009-07-22 16:42)
A Mad Pride event that took place in Bergen County, New Jersey.

25 July 2009: Mad Pride Picnic and Celebration

(Published: 2009-07-21 19:32)
Mad Pride event in Leeds, England

by Jeremy Bensman last modified 2009-10-08 17:08

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Adam Voss, psychiatric survivor

After being repeatedly placed in psychiatric institutions, Adam Voss remembered hearing about MindFreedom and decided to hop on a bus to join up. Three and a half days later, traveling the whole length of the USA, Adam arrived in July 2009 at the MindFreedom office in Eugene, where he was warmly welcomed. Adam’s experience with psychiatric coercion began in 2008 when he decided to dance outside the city hall in Lindsay, Ontario, Canada. Forcibly taken by police to a psychiatric ward, Adam endured forced psychiatric drugging with neuroleptic or "antipsychotic" drugs, an experience repeated three more times. Having read about the MFI Shield program Adam said, "I realized that by traveling to MindFreedom headquarters I would find the peer support and protection I couldn’t find in the mental health system or even within my own family."
 

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