What We Defend
- Human dignity and bodily autonomy.
- Scientific rigor and transparent sourcing.
- Non-coercive, person-centered care pathways.
- Legal and civic accountability in public systems.
Rebuilding trust in mental healthcare through evidence, rights, and principled advocacy.
This first version is intentionally focused: publish a clear mission, align contributors, and invite high-signal professionals to help build safer alternatives to coercive care.
Public Mission Statement
We publish evidence-based reporting, expert analysis, and practical civic resources that reduce coercive harm and accelerate rights- respecting mental healthcare reform.
What We Are Building
- A public newsroom for high-quality opinion and analysis.
- A research literacy hub to explain emerging brain-health work.
- An advocacy engine for petitions, policymaker outreach, and legal awareness.
- A moderated support portal that routes people toward safer help channels.
Who We Are Calling In
Researchers And Methodologists
Help evaluate and communicate promising non-coercive approaches with methodological clarity.
Clinicians And Practitioners
Contribute humane care frameworks and practical alternatives for real-world implementation.
Legal And Policy Leaders
Advance rights-respecting reforms with enforceable legal and institutional safeguards.
Articles
Start here with our flagship reporting and evidence-backed long-form analysis.
Start Here | BC's Mental Health Act: 100 Documented Facts
Our flagship article documents the legal structure, historical record, and documented harms surrounding British Columbia's Mental Health Act.
Community Desk
Send leads, corrections, and product ideas that can strengthen our reporting and public resources.
News Tips
Share documents, investigations, hearings, policy changes, or any developing lead that deserves a closer look.
Feedback & Ideas
Tell us what would make the site more useful, clearer, or more effective for readers, researchers, and contributors.
Contribute To The First Cohort
We are recruiting advocates and professionals for our founding contributor cohort. If you work in clinical care, law, policy, lived-experience advocacy, research, or investigative journalism, we want your voice in this build.
Editorial Positioning
We are pro-humanity and pro-accountability. We reject dehumanization and advocate for high standards in care, law, and public discourse. We prioritize verifiable evidence, informed debate, and practical reforms that reduce harm.
This release focuses on mission and roadmap while contributor workflows, moderated submissions, and campaign tooling are built.