Hamimu Masudi is a communication professional, policy analyst and social mobiliser, based in Uganda. He has been designing and implementing social justice campaigns for development and humanitarian actors across Africa and beyond.
Hamimu is currently the [Mental Health] Policy and Campaigns Officer at Health Poverty Action and Co-Chair of Track Changing sub-group of the Kampala Initiative – a democratic civil society space of independent, critical-thinking activists and organisations that advances alternative narratives on cooperation and solidarity within and beyond aid.
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Decolonising mental health, aid and fundraising
The mental health challenge for the lower income countries, or the Majority World, will not be resolved by scaling up “made in Europe” services but by post-colonial strategies that “return” mental health to the hands of communities.