The Center for Mad Culture is about reclaiming histories, challenging psychiatric narratives, and expanding cultural understanding of madness.
Through workshops, discussions, exhibitions, and visiting lectures we create spaces for learning that center mad identity. Our approach isn’t about assimilation—it’s about shifting dominant paradigms, fostering critical dialogue, and making room for voices too often silenced.
MAD TEA
Mad Tea is more than a podcast—it’s a space for unraveling the histories, cultures, and narratives of madness. Through storytelling, research, and conversation, we challenge dominant psychiatric frameworks and explore madness as a lived and cultural identity. Each episode invites listeners to rethink what they know, engage critically with the past, and imagine new possibilities for the future of mad culture.
A visiting lecture from the Center for Mad Culture offers a thought-provoking exploration of madness as a cultural identity, challenging psychiatric narratives and expanding conversations around mental health, history, and artistic expression. Tailored for businesses, schools, and organizations, our lectures engage audiences with critical insights, lived experiences, and creative approaches to understanding madness beyond medical models. Through storytelling, historical context, and contemporary relevance, we invite participants to rethink assumptions, foster inclusivity, and engage with new ways of seeing the world.
BOOK A VISIT FROM THE CMC
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GROUP TOURS
Group tours and school visits at the Center for Mad Culture offer an immersive experience into the history, art, and activism of mad culture. Whether exploring exhibitions, engaging in discussions, or participating in hands-on activities, visitors will gain new perspectives on madness as a cultural identity. Perfect for schools, organizations, and community groups, each visit is designed to spark critical conversations and challenge dominant narratives.
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