Stigma and discrimination

A unique New Zealand sample of 785 people with experience of a mental illness, asked about the nature of any discrimination they may have experienced.

To help you share your mental health story safely, we’ve put together some tips on what to think about before, during and after you share it. We’ve also included some helpful resources and things to keep in mind for your safety.

This resource explores the concept of whānau (family and social connections) and how it impacts the wellbeing of Māori in the workplace.

This report presents the findings of research undertaken with 22 people with experience of mental illness, who were asked about their employment experiences, supported by a review of literature published separately.

What they mean, and how you can speak to them in your application.

A collection of articles, essays and personal accounts about self-stigma associated with mental illness.