Saks Institute 2019 Fall Distinguished Lecture - Esmé Weijun Wang and Elyn Saks
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- Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2019
- November 12, 2019
USC Gould's Saks Institute for Mental Health Law, Policy, and Ethics Presents: "The Collected Schizophrenias"
Keynote Speaker - Esme Weijun Wang, author of NY Times bestseller The Collected Schizophrenias: Essays
Followed by a conversation with:
Elyn Saks, USC Gould Distinguished Professor and Founder of the Saks Institute
Introduction by USC Gould School of Law Dean Andrew Guzman
I am autistic and I relate so much when she talks about identity first language and viewing your diagnosis as a part of yourself. Also dealing with stigma
Elyn is my hero!
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I was expelled from my school in the United Kingdom when I was suffering from schizophrenia because they were worried I would not get good grades and their school would look bad in the published school league tables they have in the UK
I feel for you. I was close to being expelled from 3 classes in university, but I fought back with emails from my hospital bed and for some miraculous reason, they let me stay and finish my course. I wish you good health!
Wow. That's horrible...both your cases. Good on you @Tirza, and @Butterfly, you don't need them to accomplish great things. Keep walking, but with your head held high. You can still reach your destination. Good luck to you both.
What the actual fuck!?! That's an utter betrayal of the entire point of education, on top of being just cruel!! I am so sorry you had to go through that, and I hope you're doing better now 🫂 (Also fuck that school)
Hey there! Did you guys record the Entertainment and Business law event with Trent Reznor? Any chance that will make it into your RUclips channel?
Rachelle Cox - Business law and Trent Reznor? Now my curiosity is piqued... 🤔
I wrote a "poem" some time ago, although I wouldn't argue it's anything as sophisticated, but It goes like this: "I've been to the edge. I've peered into the abyss. I saw the darkness and heard its call. The great struggle then becomes, what is my hope that I should resist?"
Listening to the question about the last chapter in her book titled, "beyond the edge," brings me back to that dark place in my life, and also how I got beyond it. It's also a chapter in my own book (presently writing) that I have to retitle, apparently lol. But great stuff. Appreciate the talk 👍