There are some benefits of hitting a crisis in that difficult things become easier to think about and the spectres at the feast who have been critical of national mental health agendas find themselves increasingly amongst friends.
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Racism is an ugly stain on humanity. How wonderful it would be if we all thought of ourselves as equal – regardless of race/ethnicity. This is obviously not the case, and for the past 400 years, people who are not white have faced untold miseries due to the colour of their skin or their ethnicity.
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People who accept science have been asking that question for years, to no appreciable effect. The lack of action has already ensured that global temperature will exceed the 2°C goal of the Paris Climate Agreement. We can still limit the rise to 3°C, but time is running out.
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The imminent start of a new year is the ideal time to reflect on the past and set goals for the future. One thing journals should always be tracking is audience engagement. For societies, members are the foundation of the journal audience, and it is essential to strengthen this base over time.
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As 2019 comes to a close, now is the perfect time to reflect on what we are grateful for. Many of the tasks related to publishing heavily rely on building successful partnerships, both internally and externally. Naturally, certain goals can be achieved individually, but growing a successful journal does not happen overnight, nor does it fall on the shoulders of just one person. It takes a village.
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