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by Netcorps Admin last modified 2010-01-04 19:31

Your donation to MindFreedom International wins campaigns for human rights and alternatives in the mental health system -- so please JOIN or RENEW your annual membership NOW! And you'll get the new issue of MindFreedom Journal #50, too.

Support Us

Give a one-time donation:
$
--OR--
Set-up monthly donation:
$ for
months.


Just choose your one-time annual donation amount in the blank on the RIGHT and click the "PayPal donate" button to give securely with any credit card.

Please give as generously as you can for your annual membership -- whether it's $1,000, $500, $50 or $5.

It's easy!

You do not need to be registered with PayPal to use this secure, simple service with any credit card.

(If you are already registered with PayPal it is even faster, but you do not need to register with PayPal.)

Suggested annual membership is $35. Suggested low income: $20.

Just give what you can, as much as you can.

If you are already a member, your membership will be extended 12 months from the month you give.

Just pick your donation level on the RIGHT and click the PayPal button now!


How to give monthly automatically!


Instead of a one-time annual donation, you may choose to set up an automatic monthly donation.

Simply choose your number of months and your monthly level that matches your budget. You may change or stop these monthly donations at any time. Giving monthly builds the financial stability of MindFreedom.


Why donate and join?


You support a nonviolent revolution in mental health, that you can read about on this web site!

  • Support the voice of mental health consumers and psychiatric survivors!
  • Win campaigns for human rights in the mental health system!
  • Advocate for more humane, effective, non-drug alternatives for mental and emotional well being.
  • The new issue of the MindFreedom Journal out, packed with news, color photos, poetry and activism from all over the world.


And there are benefits for you, too!

In the USA, all donations to this non-profit are tax-deductible under IRS 501(c)(3).

Your membership keeps MindFreedom international united and active, plus your membership provides you and your family with other member benefits!!


Off-web ways to join and donate?


If you would prefer not to donate via the Internet, no problem...

PHONE: Here is how you may join/donate by TELEPHONE at any time, 24 hours a day.

POSTAL MAIL or FAX: Or here is how you may join/donate by POSTAL MAIL or FAX.


Thank you!

We are MFI



Lauren Tenney, psychiatric survivor activist from New York State

First involuntarily institutionalized, at 15, Lauren Tenney is a survivor of psychiatry. She has been involved with the user and survivor movement since 1992. Her goal is to help stop forced psychiatric procedures, detainment, and confinement, human rights violations, psychiatric abuse and torture. Of particular concern are the elimination of forced electroconvulsive treatment (ECT) on people of all ages, but particularly children and senior citizens, forced drugging, restraints, seclusion, behavioral interventions, and coercion of any kind. Lauren, a Mad-Activist/ Artist/ Author/ Academic/ Adjunct Professor is coordinating The Opal Project, an outcome of participatory action research she coordinated for field research in the PhD program in Environmental Psychology at the Graduate Center, CUNY. Her dissertation topic is: "The Institutionalized "Community." She became involved with WE THE PEOPLE when the Law Project for Psychiatric Rights and MindFreedom International needed someone on the ground in Brooklyn, New York to coordinate a response where Esmin Green was murdered-by-neglect. She now lives in Albany, NY with her service dog-in-training and cat. For more info: www.TheOpalProject.org and www.etrash.tv
 

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