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    Our campaigns

    Each year the BPS conducts campaigns on behalf of our members and psychology as a whole.

    Psychology matters

    Psychology Matters is a campaign that aims to shine a light on the power of psychology in our every day – and sometimes not so every day – lives.  

    Through Psychology Matters we will celebrate psychology's impact on society, and hear from the people behind it. Psychology has many important stories to tell, and we will work with our members from across the British Psychological Society to bring them to life. 

    We'll also campaign on key issues from across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, to influence government policy and use psychology to fight for the best outcomes for us all.

    More information about Psychology Matters is coming soon. Please email [email protected] if you have any questions.  

    Psychology Matters

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      Fight for children in the SEND system
      We're campaigning to urgently address the need for more educational psychologists in local authorities, to make sure every child has the support they need to thrive in their education.
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      Our manifesto
      In the General Election 2024, we told political parties that Psychology Matters. We highlighted that psychology-powered policy, which considers how government ideas affect the way people think and feel, is transformative.
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    • A Black nurse is wearing blue scrubs and leaning against a wall. She has her eyes closed and looks stressed and tired.
      Protect the future of NHS staff mental health and wellbeing services
      With strong links between staff wellbeing and patient safety, and staff recruitment and retention, it's crucial the government and local integrated care systems invest in the mental health of their workforce.
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      News and blogs
      The latest news and blogs from the Psychology Matters campaign.
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