The project aims to address mental health challenges among urban youth in Tanzania, gain an understanding of the  factors that affect them, and employ a relational approach using digital technologies.

How do young people in the Global South experience and make sense of their social media use? How does social media use relate to their relational wellbeing?

This project aims to protect and enhance the wellbeing of young people in the Global South by addressing the growing threat of digital predation. As young people become increasingly vulnerable to online economic exploitation, there is an urgent need to develop resilient socio-technical systems.

Through systematic equity action-analysis, this project applies novel, southern, qualitative and action-oriented participatory methods. It will invite meaningful participation in research, and implementation in advocacy through intersectional, relational approaches.

Climate change poses a threat to the mental wellbeing of humans and this effect increases in cities that face rising temperatures, noise and air pollution.

A study to promote mental health and wellbeing in Vietnamese adolescents