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MindFreedom Journal #48 available

by Jeremy Bensman last modified 2008-04-29 11:14

Issue includes news about Global, USA, Media, Choice and Mad Pride Campaigns. Available now in paper, PDF, and plain text versions.

MindFreedom Journal #48 available

MindFreedom Youth Committee

The spring 2008 issue of MindFreedom Journal features articles about MFI's new collaboration with PsychRights, the Youth Voices For Choices campaign, a look back at 2007 Mad Pride events, and more.


Issue #48 is available as a free download or as a plain-text print version.

How to read MF Journal #48 online:

How to get a print version of MF Journal #48:

  • For those who are not members, the easiest way to get a new issue of MindFreedom Journal is to join now! If you want to become an MFI member click here.
  • Or if you want more information about joining, you may request a packet about membership that includes a sample copy of MF Journal, just contact the MFI office.
  • MindFreedom Journal #48 will soon be available in braille, free. To request a copy once it becomes available, please provide your postal mailing address to the MFI office.
  • Bulk copies are available to MFI members for $0.20 each, plus shipping. For more information contact the MFI office.

More info about MF Journal:

MindFreedom Journal - first published in 1986 as Dendron -- is the award-winning print publication of MindFreedom International.

"Because of popular demand from MFI members and advice from other nonprofits, we are intending to publish these smaller issues of our journal, hopefully more frequently," said MFI director David Oaks.

If you'd like to volunteer to help publish the MF Journal contact the office.


Would you like to contribute material for the next edition of the MF Journal?

Here in the MindFreedom office, we're gathering new material for the next (and larger) edition of the MindFreedom Journal and we need your help to make it a great one.

We are now accepting submissions for the next edition. If you have an essay, a personal story, or even a letter to the editor that you would like to see published, please send it to us for consideration.

Submission Guidelines:

  • 600 words or less.
  • Electronic submissions only. All submissions must be in Microsoft Word, RTF, or plain text format.
  • The deadline for submissions is Monday, 2 June 2008.
  • Send as an attachment, along with your name, address, and telephone number to: submissions@mindfreedom.org

While MindFreedom does not have the resources to pay for accepted submissions, those chosen get a by-line, publication in a journal with a circulation of thousands, and the chance to help win human rights in mental health.

Please note, too, that any submissions not used in the new journal may be used on the MindFreedom website.

Tips on Getting Your Submission Accepted:

  • Make sure your article is a good fit with MindFreedom's mission. You can learn more about what MindFreedom is all about here: http://www.mindfreedom.org/mfi-faq 
  • Because we have a limited space, and want to include as many different voices as we can, smaller is definitely better!
  • Be professional: Correct spelling and grammar not only make for an easier read, they also make less work for our small staff.
  • It is not absolutely required that you be a member of MindFreedom, but because we are a grass-roots, member-driven nonprofit, preference will be given to entries submitted by our current members. If you would like to become a member, (or if you are a current or renewing member who would like to donate!) please click here.


Advertising in the MF Journal:

Here are two great reasons to advertise in the MindFreedom Journal:

1. UNIQUE OUTREACH!

You reach thousands of people concerned about human rights and alternatives in the mental health system. The MindFreedom Journal's estimated readership is 10,000. Many readers are leaders of organizations that are changing mental health care. MindFreedom's database is one of the largest in the world of independent-minded people and groups who support a nonviolent revolution in the mental health system. This community is difficult or impossible to reach in any other way. The MindFreedom

Journal is mailed to thousands, as well as handed out for free in many of the key annual conferences and other events in our  field.

2. SUPPORT CHANGE IN MENTAL HEALTH!

Your ad directly supports the publishing of this important journal – a journal that has been in print since 1986. You show that you believe in human rights and alternatives in mental health care. You help keep MindFreedom independent. Be part of making history!


For pricing information, you can download an information sheet as a PDF.

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