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Let’s revisit Dr. Joseph P. Gone’s talk from #Nobel58. Dr. Gone’s research explores the cultural psychology of self, identity, personhood, and social relations in Indigenous community settings with respect to mental health professions. Check out the entire lecture on YouTube.

Today, we’re highlighting Dr. Meryl Alper's talk at #Nobel58. Alper’s research explores how youth on the autism spectrum interact with technology in their daily lives. Check out this video clip from #Nobel58 and watch her entire lecture on YouTube.

Let’s revisit Dr. Daniel Eisenberg’s talk from #Nobel58: “Investing in Youth Mental Health at a Population Scale.” His lecture examines what we currently know about how to make investments in youth mental health, and what we still need to learn. Watch this excerpt from #Nobel58!

Today, we’re highlighting Dr. Priscilla Lui's talk at #Nobel58: "Scientific Understanding of Racism and Discrimination Experiences: A Path Toward Mental Health Equity." Her talk discussed how racial discrimination is linked to alcohol craving and drinking outcomes. Check it out

Let’s revisit Dr. G. Nic Rider’s talk from #Nobel58. Dr. Rider’s research focuses on LGBTQ+ individuals and the critical need for affirmative strategies for this underserved community. Check out this video clip from their talk! #Nobel58

Today, we're revisiting Dr. Manuela Barreto's talk at #Nobel58. Barreto's research investigates mental health holistically, examining the intersections among.many social determinants of wellbeing. Check out this video clip from #Nobel58

RT @umnmedschool: Dr. Nic Rider spoke on radical healing in #transgender and gender diverse communities at this year's Nobel Conference at….

Dr. Svante Pääbo, who spoke at Nobel Conference 50 and 44, has been awarded the 2022 @NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine. Watch Pääbo speak on evolutionary genetics at @gustavus. Nobel 50: Nobel 44: #whygustavus

RT @gustavus: Between lectures, panels, workshops, and fine arts performances for @NobelConference 58, it's been a busy two days on the Hil….

That’s a wrap on this year’s Nobel Conference! Visit our Facebook page to rewatch the livestream, which will be archived on the Nobel Conference website shortly. We hope to welcome you back on Oct. 3 & 4, 2023 for Nobel 59: “Insects: Little Body, Big Impact.”. #nobel58

“There are these ‘alter-Native’ perspectives on how the mental health endeavor might take shape in response to the colonial legacy that Indian people contend with.” - Joseph P. Gone, professor of anthropology, global health, & social medicine at @Harvard . #nobel58

“Mental health touches everything, and it’s affected by everything that’s important in our lives. It’s complicated to deal with, but it’s also a great opportunity to make a difference.” - Daniel Eisenberg (@DanielEis7), health policy and management professor at @UCLA . #nobel58

LIVE NOW: “Anticolonial Approaches to Community Mental Health Services for American Indians: Enacting AlterNative Psy-ence” by Joseph P. Gone, PhD. ▶️Stream now! . #Nobel58 #whygustavus.

LIVE NOW: “Investing in Youth Mental Health at a Population Scale” by Daniel Eisenberg, PhD (@DanielEis7). ▶️Stream now! . #Nobel58 #whygustavus.

An uplifting performance from the Gustavus Jazz Ensemble to kick off our final session!. #nobel58 #gogusties

RT @gustavus: Tune in for the fourth and final session of this year’s @NobelConference, concluding two days of rich discussion on youth men….

RT @TaneDanger: Thank god for orchestras. Without them, who’d wear tuxedos before 6 pm? #nobel58