Arguments Against Aggression vs feelHQ

The AAA Mobile Application is a fully functional training environment that provides adults in public positions (e.g. civil servants, teachers, youth workers, persons in cultural institutions, media people) and citizens with training tools (guide, prejudices and arguments, activities, initiatives) that help them to cope with hate speech and aggression and handle respective situations. The general objective is to equip citizens with communication and argumentation skills that they can use in social media sites or real-life interactions whenever they are confronted with aggressive, racist or xenophobic messages, inequalities and gender violence. This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

Our vision for the future must heavily involve the mental health of our workforce, which must go beyond statutory and legal obligations. This can be achieved through the FeelHQ programme and making a commitment to creating a collation of care. The FeelHQ mental health platform is not about cure. It is about striving for prevention and early intervention, it is about identifying those first indicators of mental health decline so that employers can provide targeted support, intervention, care, and connection before employees hit crisis point. We must be clear about increasing the mental health literacy of our workforce and creating a zero stigma around mental health to safeguard the wellbeing of employees for the present and the future.