The purpose of this study conduced with Western Sydney University’s Young and Resilient Research Centre was to understand how young people are using the OurHerd app, our new digital storytelling platform to navigate their way through tough times and to use these insights to inform future developments of the app.
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Download the report here
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This qualitative research conducted with Griffith University and published in the Community Mental Health Journal investigates the experience of being a batyr speaker. The article covers themes of recovery, wellbeing, community, stigma and the positive impacts of lived-experience storytelling. Read more
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batyr engaged ConNetica to undertake a thematic analysis of the stories written by 83 active speakers, aged 18 – 30 years, who are members of batyr’s Being Herd community. These stories explore personal experiences of mental ill-health, reaching out for support and resilience. Download the report here.
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In 2017, batyr engaged with researchers at Macquarie University to conduct a randomised controlled trial investigating the efficacy of the [email protected] program and found that they reduced stigma in young people and increased intentions to seek help. Download the report here.
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Download the report here
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Download the report here
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Download the report here.
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In 2016, batyr partnered with Dr Alyssa Milton and conducted a pilot report on the impact of batyr’s school & uni programs. Download the report here.