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Monthly Archives: June 2014
Gap market, market gap; or why your mental health idealism might not overcome the market
Social enterprise isn’t always the best way to get something to happen, but sometimes it’s the only way. Mark Brown wonders what the demise of mental health magazine One in Four, which he edited, can tell social entrepreneurs and potential … Continue reading
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3 minutes on the future of mental health: Everything has its time and everything dies
Three minutes talk by Mark Brown (@markoneinfour) on the future of mental health to the Dublin Dialogues: Discussing the future of mental health event, 16 June 2014 I’m the director of a social enterprise. I’m a person who does mental … Continue reading
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