RESTORING HUMAN RIGHTS AND DIGNITY TO THE FIELD OF MENTAL HEALTH

Free exhibit exposing psychiatric abuses through history. July 9–14 at Vancouver Ave. First Baptist Church. Admission free.
About this Event

Step inside one of the world’s most talked-about human rights exhibitions: Psychiatry: An Industry of Death – Global Tour. Presented by the Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), this powerful multimedia exhibit explores the history of psychiatry, documented cases of psychiatric abuse, and the impact of psychiatric practices on individuals and society.

Featuring archival materials, video presentations, expert interviews, and personal accounts from those affected, the exhibit offers visitors an opportunity to examine controversial issues surrounding mental health treatment, patient rights, and informed consent. Designed to educate and inspire discussion, the exhibition presents a historical perspective on psychiatric practices and their consequences.

Admission is free and open to the public. Visitors are encouraged to explore the displays at their own pace and engage with the information presented throughout the exhibit.

Event Highlights

• Historical timeline of psychiatric practices
• Multimedia presentations and documentary footage
• Interviews with medical experts, researchers, and advocates
• Personal stories from individuals affected by psychiatric treatment
• Information on patient rights and mental health advocacy

Admission: Free
Presented by: Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR)
Exhibit: Psychiatry: An Industry of Death – Global Tour