Geneva Initiative on Psychiatry Files

Box 1

• 2000-2001; Geneva Initiative on Psychiatry Board of Directors Meeting (17 March 2001) – email correspondence
• 2001; Geneva Initiative on Psychiatry (GIP) Board of Directors – correspondence, memoranda, minutes, documents, reports, agendas; Bonnie’s essay: Political Abuse of Psychiatry in the Soviet Union and in China: Complexities and Controversies (E5).  Other documents: Comparing Soviet and Chinese Political Psychiatry (E6); Madrid Declaration on Ethical Standards for Psychiatric Practice (25 August 1996);   Position Statement of the American Psychiatric Association on the Madrid Declaration (October 9-9 2001)
• 2002 - 2003; Geneva Initiative on Psychiatry Board of Directors Meetings of March and November 2002 - correspondence, memoranda, minutes, agendas, documents, report, programs, proposals. Macedonia Visit Report (10 -12 November 2002); Action Plan for mental health nursing reform in CCEE/NIS; Mental Health Care in Transition: Preparing for a United Europe Zhenevska Initsiativa v Psikhiatriata, Sofia, Bulgaria; Sluijs, Wim. H. van der: Descending on steps which are never thy own, dissertation and advise concerning support by CORDAID-MOMOE of projects for the reform of psychiatry and care for the disabled, and construction of mental health care in Central and Eastern European countries (2002)  (4 folders)

Box 2

• 2003; Geneva Initiative on Psychiatry Incorporation Statutes and printed materials
• 2003; Geneva Initiative on Psychiatry – correspondence and board meetings documents - correspondence, memoranda, minutes, agendas, documents, report, programs, proposals.  What is Geneva Initiative on Psychiatry; Sluijs, Wim. H. van der: The Hope Archipelago, results of programs for improvement of care of persons with mental disorders and/or the mentally handicapped in countries of Central and Eastern Europe financed by Cordaid-Momoe and directed by the Geneva Initiative on Psychiatry (May 2003); Report Visit Romania (March 2003) (2 folders)
• 2004; Geneva Initiative for Psychiatry Statutes for Regional Offices

Box 3

• 2004; Geneva Initiative of Psychiatry board meeting – correspondence, memoranda, minutes, agendas, documents, programs, proposals.  Memorandum re Forensic psychiatry and prison mental health in Georgia (23 June 2004); Bracken, Pat: Citizenship and Mental Health.  Why we need a ‘New Psychiatry’ centred on a concern with ethics and citizenship (undated); Memorandum re Political Abuse of Psychiatry in China (29 March 2004); Dutch penitentiary and forensic psychiatric experts visiting Lithuanian prisons (23 September 2004) (2 folders)
• 2005; Global Foundation on Psychiatry Board Meeting of 14 May 2005 – correspondence and board meetings documents.  Correspondence, memoranda, minutes, agendas, documents, reports, programs, proposals, statutes.  Otieno Ong’ayo, Anthony: Mental Health in Kenya an overview (5 July 2005) (2 folders)
• 2005; Global Foundation on Psychiatry Board Meeting of November 2005 – correspondence, memoranda, minutes, agendas, documents, reports, programs, proposals, statutes (3 folders)
•  2006; Global Initiative on Psychiatry Board Meeting of 11 November 2006 – memoranda, minutes, agendas, documents

Box 4

• 2001; China – Shanghai Mental Health Law Reform – correspondence and draft
• 2001-2004; China Psychiatric Abuse – correspondence, memoranda, reports.  Human Rights Abuses Against Falun Gong in People’s Republic of China Special Report Psychiatric Abuse (March 2001); Munro, Robin: Political Psychiatry in China: A First Glance at the Documentary Evidence, Hilversum, The Netherlands, GIP (undated) (2 folders)
• 2001; Czech Republic Trip – Prof. Bonnie’s trip.  Email correspondence; Ripová, Lucie: Summary of all Regulations Connected to Involuntary Commitments of Psychiatric Patients in the Czech Republic (undated) and Commentary to Law Regulations to Involuntary Commitments of Psychiatric Patients in the Czech Republic (undated)
• 2001-2002; Georgia Mental Health Law – email correspondence and project proposal.
• 2002, 25-26 April; Scottish Law Commission – University of Edinburgh: “Reform of the Law of Insanity and Diminished Responsibility as Defences in Criminal Proceedings.”  Correspondence, documents.  Bonnie, Richard J.: Insanity Defense in the Unites States; Brookbanks, WJ: Insanity defence reform in Australia and New Zealand; Mackay, R.D.: The Changing Nature of Mental Condition Defences in English Criminal Law: of ECHR and more.
• 2003; Serbia Mental Health Law – National Committee for Mental Health Ministry of Health, Serbia: Draft law on protecting the rights of persons with mental disorders (17 November 2003)
• 2000; WHO Mental Health Projects – email correspondence

Box 5

• 2002 – 2003; WPA [World Psychiatric Association] China Mission – correspondence, reports, documents re psychiatric abuse in China. 
• 1989 - 1990; Commonwealth of Virginia Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services Emergency Services Study Advisory Committee – correspondence, memoranda, proposals.  Survey of Emergency Mental Health Services and Involuntary Civil Commitment Practices in Virginia; Report from the Task Force on Improving Access to Health Care for Indigent Persons with Substance Abuse Problems (3 May 1989); Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services: Study of Emergency Services (1 January 1990)
• 1995; Commonwealth of Virginia Amendments to Chapter 844 (HB 1960) [Changes in Virginia Civil Commitment Law] – memoranda, correspondence, drafts.
• 1991-1992; Commonwealth of Virginia, Virginia State Crime Commission Report on the Transportation of Persons with Mental Illness, House Document No. 43 (1992) and Response by the Virginia Department of Mental Health to the Corrections Issues Subcommittee (22 October 1992);   Virginia State Crime Commission: 1992 Standard Operating Procedures Manual, Admissions and Detention of the of the Mentally Ill: Emergency Custody Orders an Temporary Detention Orders; Summary of Involuntary Civil Commitment Process and Issues Related to Transportation; North Carolina’s Attorney General and Justice Academy brochures re interaction between law enforcement officers and people with disabilities and mental illnesses.
• 2014; IOM [Institute of Medicine] Report: Investing in the Safety and Well-being of Young Adults
• 2015; IOM – MLA Report on Raising the Minimum Age of Legal Access to Tobacco Products – correspondence, memoranda, webinar power-point documents; IOM Public Health Implications of Raising the Minimum Age for Purchasing Tobacco Products, Youth Tobacco Conference, Virginia Commonwealth University (15 April 2015) 
• 1979; NIDA [National Advisory Council on Drug Abuse] – Opium Perfume marketing.  SQUIBB Corporation Report of the Committee on Social Responsibility on the Perfume Ives Saint Laurent’s Opium (30 May 1979); correspondence and memoranda re American Coalition Against “Opium” [perfume].
• 2000; University of Virginia Proposal for an Academic Center in St. Petersburg, Russia – correspondence and proposal

Box 6

• 1988, June; VBA, UVA Institute of Law, Psychiatry and Public Policy:  Emergency Detention of the Mentally Ill in Virginia. A report prepared by the Virginia Bar Association Committee on the Mentally Disabled and the Institute of Law, Psychiatry and Public Policy of the University of Virginia, submitted to the Virginia Law Foundation and The Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services.
• 2008, April – July; Virginia’s Commission on Mental Health Reform, Task Force on Future Commitment Reforms – correspondence and agenda
• 2012-2014; Prof. Bonnie's Activities files (3 folders)
• 2001; Thorold, Oliver – correspondence

Oversized (in oversized shelves, Special Collections Repository)

• Cavalier Daily, Vol. 123, No. 47: 26 November 2012
• New York Times, Vol. clxii, No. 56018, 16 January 2013
• The Daily Progress, Wednesday, 21 November 2012
• The Daily Progress, Wednesday, 28 November 2012
• The Daily Progress, Sunday, 23 December 2012