A powerful multimedia exhibit exposing psychiatric abuse, overdrugging, electroshock, and the hidden failures of the mental health industry.
What You'll Discover
First-hand accounts, expert interviews, and documentary evidence tracing psychiatric abuse — from its origins to the present day. Admission is free and open to the public.
If you ever wondered why the mental health system has failed, you must see this exhibit.
First-hand accounts from survivors and advocates.
Why U.S. mental health is failing despite $139 billion spent.
6.1 million U.S. children on psychiatric drugs — over 223,000 still in cribs.
Parents kept in the dark about suicidal and harmful side effects.
Widespread abuse in local for-profit psych hospitals.
Local patients electroshocked without full informed consent.
Forced psychiatric drugging in schools violates U.S. law.
Getting Here
In the heart of San Francisco — just one block from the Moscone Center.
San Francisco Filipino Cultural Center814 Mission St
San Francisco, CA 94103
BART
Powell Street Station — 0.4 mi, about a 6 min walk.
MUNI
Lines 14R, 30, 45, 49. Stop at 4th & Mission — one block away.
Parking
Street parking and paid parking garages nearby.
Human Rights · Transparency · Accountability · Educating the Public · Empowering Change
