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Elsie Featured in Anti-Stigma Campaign

This summer Elsie added her voice to Deconstructing Stigma: Changing Attitudes About Mental Health, a series of larger-than-life photographs and interviews with people from across the United States and beyond who have been affected by mental illness. Since the campaign’s initial physical installation at Boston’s Logan International Airport, it has found homes in various US

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New Photo Series “I Am Not My Depression” by Elsie Ramsey

My body has been used to sell products. I don’t mean ‘my’ in the collective female sense, though that is also true. All women have the right to feel personally exploited by a culture of fascination with our sexuality and form. In my case, the interplay between commerce and my body is especially personal. Starting

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Paler Shades of Connection: Are We Really Connected On Social Media? by Elsie Ramsey

I believe that social media’s outsized presence in our lives is an unmitigated tragedy of epic proportions.  Having said that, let me tell you why I like it. I saw the film “Eighth Grade” recently.  The 13 year old main character is deeply involved with Youtube: she hosts a series called “Kayla’s Korner” where advice is

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Let’s NOT Go Back to Normal by Elsie Ramsey

Before Corona, in another lifetime, Americans lived a life of collective malaise. Whether you realized it or not, our way of life was subverting your true, genuine happiness. Our leaders could have made different choices. Choices that would make us less financially vulnerable, isolated and fearful, but they didn’t. It was an America with two

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