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• Social Interaction Matters (SIM) – Webinar Q&A and discussion

  https://www.seafarerswelfare.org/news/2020/social-interaction-matters-sim-webinar-q-a-and-discussion

  Q: How have the results influenced phase 2 and what recommendations do we have? The research report which will complete phase one of the project will be ready in September,…

• 300,000 seafarers trapped at sea: Mounting crew change crisis demands faster action from governments

  https://www.seafarerswelfare.org/news/2020/300-000-seafarers-trapped-at-sea-mounting-crew-change-crisis-demands-faster-action-from-governments

  The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) estimates that there are now approximately 300,000 seafarers trapped working aboard ships due to the crew change crisis caused by government COVID-19 border and…

• Mental Health Awareness Training for the Maritime Industry

  https://www.seafarerswelfare.org/our-work/mental-health-awareness-training-for-the-maritime-industry-online

  Spotting the signs and responding to concerns

• Systemic failures revealed in implementation of the regulatory regime for seafarers' hours of work and rest

  https://www.seafarerswelfare.org/news/2020/systemic-failures-revealed-in-implementation-of-the-regulatory-regime-for-seafarers-hours-of-work-and-rest

  New research from a team at the World Maritime University (WMU) underlines systemic failures in the implementation of the regulatory regime for seafarers’ hours of work and rest, undermining the…

• Crew kidnappings surge in seas off West Africa, IMB reports

  https://www.seafarerswelfare.org/news/2020/crew-kidnappings-surge-in-seas-off-west-africa-imb-reports

  Request a full copy of the report here.

• New research highlights benefits of regular social interaction on board and common obstacles to overcome

  https://www.seafarerswelfare.org/news/2021/new-research-highlights-benefits-of-regular-social-interaction-on-board-and-common-obstacles-to-overcome

  Regular social interaction on board benefits overall crew wellbeing, reduces isolation and stress and helps to build and motivate safe and efficient teams on board, new research shows. ISWAN’s research…

• Pirates are kidnapping more seafarers off West Africa, IMB reports

  https://www.seafarerswelfare.org/news/2020/pirates-are-kidnapping-more-seafarers-off-west-africa-imb-reports

  Request a full copy of the report here.

• Talking Point: The importance of food on board cargo ships - A multidisciplinary approach

  https://www.seafarerswelfare.org/news/2020/talking-point-the-importance-of-food-on-board-cargo-ships-a-multidisciplinary-approach

  There is no denying the importance of food to our daily lives, and it seems to be even more so for seafarers working on board ships. The results and findings…

• ISWAN’s Social Interaction Matters Project: Progress So Far…

  https://www.seafarerswelfare.org/news/2020/iswans-social-interaction-matters-project-progress-so-far

  Relationships are an important part of our wellbeing, but seafarers face a number of barriers on board which can make socialising with crewmates difficult. The International Seafarers’ Welfare and Assistance…

• Mental health of seafarers: what has the industry done to tackle this? What else is needed?

  https://www.seafarerswelfare.org/news/2020/mental-health-of-seafarers-what-has-the-industry-done-to-tackle-this-what-else-is-needed

  Moving forward there needs to be a unified approach which looks at protecting the mental health of seafarers at government level, organisational level and the individual level. Employers should be…