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Advocate for mental health

Why become an Ambassador?

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Give a voice to marginalised communities

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Learn more about mental health and social justice

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What’s your role?

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Help us share our posts, events and other activities

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Promote Iguality when the opportunity is there

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The Stories

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Alexis koivogui

It's a joy to get together every week and spend quality time with others; it also allows me to introduce and get to know people from other countries and cultures.

Barcelona

Naara Scheumann

I want to become an Iguality Ambassador because I deeply share its mission to make mental health care accessible to everyone. As a master's student in intercultural psychology, I have seen how Western-centric theories often overlook diverse cultural realities, which motivates my commitment to promoting culturally sensitive and inclusive psychotherapy. Joining Iguality would allow me

Barcelona

Dr Dorota N. Komar

I am a scientist and science communicator. Science is the best tool we have to understand the world and make it a better place. Communicating scientific knowledge and making it accessible to society is, in my view, an essential responsibility of scientists. My motivation is also deeply personal. I have experienced mental health challenges myself,

Barcelona, Spain

Joseph Anyanwu

A majority of people in the world suffer from serious mental health issues; as an ambassador, I aim to leverage my expertise to educate the community about the importance of mental health and the foundations of our behaviour for living a peaceful, pain-free life.

Lagos state Nigeria

Amber Lauren Makris

I support Iguality because I believe no one should have to face their struggles alone. When I learned about their work, what moved me most was the sense of dignity and humanity they protect—not through grand speeches, but through everyday compassion. Supporting Iguality is my way of saying that care should not depend on privilege,

Barcelona

Gabo Lima

For me, mental health represents care, respect, and humanity; it means understanding that we are not always okay and that asking for help is an act of courage. Through my commitment as an International Peace Ambassador and as a professor and researcher in the health sciences, I have learned that emotional well-being is essential for

Guayas Ecuador

Antonia Honselmann

I'm grateful for the opportunity to intern at Iguality, as I deeply resonate with your values, especially the belief that mental health is a human right, not a privilege. As a clinical psychology student, I admire Iguality's mission and would love to contribute to this meaningful work as an ambassador.

Barcelona

Ibrahim El Ouahabi

I want to be an Iguality Ambassador because I believe in respect, kindness, and support for everyone. For me, mental health is very important; it means balance, inner peace, feeling understood, and helping others feel safe and valued.

Spain

Bizimana Bernard

I am representing on behalf of Bernard Bizimana. I am the president of an association for community development and mindset change (ADCCM) in Burundi. Its aims are to run mental health awareness campaigns and to support people with mental health problems.

Burundi

Caro Erize

I’m excited to be a Key Ambassador for Iguality and help drive the Ambassador Program! With my experience as a career coach and in roles ranging from UX design to workshop facilitation, I’m passionate about fostering inclusion, diversity, and psychological safety, so everyone can thrive. I’m looking forward to helping Iguality grow its impact.

Barcelona

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