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Navigating Civvy Street

December 14, 2018 by DorothyWilson Leave a Comment

This short documentary explores life after the military and what kind of support is out there for those who need it. It is a topic which is so often overlooked by the media and I hope that this documentary has helped to give a platform to ex-servicemen and women who suffer. Thank you to Dave […]

Filed Under: MMP Docs 2019, MMP-Television Tagged With: Bournemouth University, military, MMP 2019

Womanhood: The Cut & Recovery

December 14, 2018 by AlexBlundell Leave a Comment

Womanhood: The Cut & Recovery focuses on how survivors of FGM recover from their physical trauma, the factors driving the practice and what can be done to stop it.

Filed Under: Broadcast, MMP, MMP Docs 2018, MMP-Radio, MMP-RadioDoc, Politics, Radio, World Tagged With: 28toomany, campaign, fgm, human rights, international, psychological, trauma, womens rights

The Last Stop: Video

December 14, 2018 by Natasha Glickman Leave a Comment

The Last Stop debates whether those with severe mental health illnesses should have access to assisted suicide. Many key terms that people may not have an understanding of are used in my feature. To help explain these terms, I created a short infographic video, detailing these terms. Please see the link below: To follow my […]

Filed Under: Ethics, Lifestyle, MMP, MMP Docs 2019, MMP-Magazine, World

Until the Coast is Clear: How polluted is the UK south coast?

December 14, 2018 by Jessica Reid Leave a Comment

Until The Coast is Clear is a journey across the south coast of England, speaking to people from Portsmouth to Penzance about how plastic pollution impacts their home. On my travels I meet beach cleaning volunteers to marine life rescuers and finding out why the issue is close to their hearts and how they are striving to […]

Filed Under: MMP Docs 2018, MMP Docs 2019, MMP-Docs, MMP-Television Tagged With: beach clean, Bournemouth University, Environment, MMP2019, Plastic pollution, south coast

The Last Stop: Print

December 14, 2018 by Natasha Glickman Leave a Comment

The Last Stop explores the debate whether those with severe mental health issues should have the right to die through assisted suicide. To read the full print version, click the link below: Print Feature To follow my journey making this feature, take a look at the links below. BLOG TWITTER INSTAGRAM AUDIO ONLINE

Filed Under: MMP, MMP Docs 2019, MMP-Magazine, News, World

Assisted Suicide: The Last Stop for Depression?

December 14, 2018 by Natasha Glickman 1 Comment

The discussion surrounding assisted suicide is frequently debated in the media, with those suffering from terminal illness being at the centre of conversation. Now, with recent campaigns and case studies, the focus has switched to those suffering with mental health issues. In January 2018, controversy arose when a 29-year-old Dutch woman Aurelia Brouwers, was allowed […]

Filed Under: Ethics, Lifestyle, MMP, MMP Docs 2019, MMP-Magazine, MMP-Online, News, World Tagged With: assisted suicide, Canada, debate, DIGNITAS, drugs, euthanasia, mental health, Switzerland, terminal illness, therapy

Stay In Your Lane: Britain’s Infrastructure Problem

December 14, 2018 by Drew Miller Hyndman Leave a Comment

As casualty rates on British roads continue the status quo for another year, Drew Hyndman explores whether a fundamental rethink is needed to save lives. Check out more here: https://drewmhindependent.wixsite.com/stayinyourlanedoc Tweets by StayInYour_Lane  

Filed Under: MMP, MMP Docs 2019, MMP-Docs, MMP-Television, News

The Last Stop Audio: Graham Clayton talks about his son’s struggles.

December 14, 2018 by Natasha Glickman Leave a Comment

Adam Maier-Clayton was an active campaigner for those with severe mental health illnesses, having the right to assisted suicide in Canada. His father, Graham Clayton describes how Adam dealt with his mental health illness through his adult life, before his suicide on Aril 13th 2017. Read more about Adam’s story here: Print Feature ONLINE To […]

Filed Under: Lifestyle, MMP, MMP Docs 2019, MMP-Magazine, World Tagged With: Audio, mental health, MMP, suicide

Polluted Burgers

December 14, 2018 by Jasmine Viney Leave a Comment

At a time where climate change is rapidly increasing, it’s time you look at what you eat before what you drive.

Filed Under: MMP Docs 2019, MMP-Television Tagged With: Bournemouth Univeristy, Climate Change, Documentary, Environment, MMP 2019, pollution

Boys Don’t Cry: How is masculinity effecting the U.K’s male suicide crisis

December 14, 2018 by Haydon Stevenson Leave a Comment

If you’re a man under the age of 45 the thing most likely to kill you, is you. According to the Office of National Statistics, 2017 saw 5,821 deaths by suicide; of this 4,382 of these were men. This number is higher than deaths caused by road traffic accidents and cancer for men under 45. […]

Filed Under: MMP, MMP Docs 2018, MMP-Newspaper Tagged With: depression, male mental health, Male suicide, masculinity, men, mental health, Post-natal depression, psychology, PTSD, suicide

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