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I SEE! Scotland was developed by the ICthinking® Research Group based in the Department of Psychology at the University of Cambridge.
The I SEE! Scotland course equips people, organisations, and communities with: |
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Since 2012, we have built partnerships with community and youth organisations, schools, professional networks, and prisons across Scotland where I SEE! Scotland Co-Facilitators are delivering the course to promote public mental health and peace, justice, and strong institutions (UN Sustainable Development Goals 3 and 16).
ICthinking®
WHO WE ARE
Eolene Boyd-MacMillan
c0-founder & co-director
Eolene Boyd-MacMillan is co-founder and co-director of IC Thinking®(Cambridge) Ltd, and of the IC Thinking® Research Group, Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge. Working at the intersection of research, practice, and policy, she co-leads IC research and development to promote public mental health within just, peaceful, strong institutions and communities (UN Sustainable Development Goals 3 and 16).
Amanda Ptolomey
IC Thinking® team collaborator
Amanda Ptolomey is an IC Thinking® collaborator and contributes to IC professional practices, education method, and partnership development. She is currently engaged in developing the IC Sweden programme.
Her background is in third sector regional, national, and international project development and management. As a doctoral student at the University of Glasgow, she is researching youth wellbeing using participatory approaches and is a collaborator in the BUILDPEACE EU project: building peacebuilders through integrated formal and non-formal learning approaches.
Her background is in third sector regional, national, and international project development and management. As a doctoral student at the University of Glasgow, she is researching youth wellbeing using participatory approaches and is a collaborator in the BUILDPEACE EU project: building peacebuilders through integrated formal and non-formal learning approaches.
Laura Mathieson
IC Thinking® team collaborator
Laura Mathieson is an IC Thinking® collaborator and contributes to IC professional practices, education method, and partnership development. She is currently engaged in developing the IC Sweden programme. Her background is in theatre arts and community development (MA, 2016).
As a community coordinator with the Corra Foundation (formerly called ‘Lloyd’s TSB Foundation for Scotland’), she works alongside community members to support place-based innovation for sustainable social change.
As a community coordinator with the Corra Foundation (formerly called ‘Lloyd’s TSB Foundation for Scotland’), she works alongside community members to support place-based innovation for sustainable social change.
