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PRESENTATION AV FÖRFATTARNA

In document PSYKISK HÄLSA EN RÄTTIGHETSFRÅGA (Page 35-40)

Erica Mattelin

Legitimerad psykolog och doktorand, ordförande för Nätverket för global psykisk hälsa.

info@globalpsykiskhalsa.org Per Kåks

Legitimerad läkare och doktorand, styrelseledamot i Nätverket för global psykisk hälsa.

per.kaks@kbh.uu.se Ulf Johansson

Forskningsassistent hos Region Örebro län. Folkhälsovetare.

Styrelseledamot i Nätverket för global psykisk hälsa.

ulf-olof.johansson@regionorebrolan.se Anna-Theresia Ekman

Doktorand samt medsamordnare för SIGHT-nätverket för MHPSS.

anna-theresia.ekman@ki.se Nanda Jansson

Communication manager (interim) för War Child Sverige.

Kommunikationskonsult.

nanda.jansson@warchild.se My Ahlkvist

Project officer för War Child Sverige.

my.ahlkvist@warchild.se Peter Brune

Generalsekreterare för War Child Sverige samt medsamordnare för SIGHT-nätverket för MHPSS.

peter.brune@warchild.se

Formgivning och illustrationer:

Linnea Åberg

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