Speaker
Brig. Gen. Mohammed Buba Marwa (Rtd)
Chairman, NDLEA
The Conversation Conference · 2024 Archive
TCC 3.0
Empowering the Champions of Humanity
Enhancing mental resilience among the humanitarian champions who work at the frontline of crises and serve vulnerable communities.
14 October 2024
A conversation for those who serve humanity.
TCC 3.0 brought the mental health conversation into the world of humanitarian action, focusing attention on the people who support communities through crises.
Held to mark World Mental Health Day, the 2024 edition created a space for connection, learning and action around the mental wellbeing of humanitarian workers.
The conference highlighted the pressures faced by humanitarian champions and the importance of stronger mental health support systems for those working in challenging environments.
Date14 October 2024
VenueAbuja Intercontinental Hotel
LocationAbuja, Nigeria
ThemeChampions of Humanity
The People
Voices that shaped TCC 3.0
The 2024 conference brought together leaders from mental health, humanitarian organizations, public institutions and professional practice.
Panellist
Prof. Taiwo Lateef Sheikh
Professor of Psychiatry
Panellist
Dr. Nsikak Ntia
Mental Health Professional
Panellist
Usie Charles Emmamuzou
Country Director, Plan International Nigeria
TCC 2024
Programme Highlights
The conference programme centred on humanitarian action, mental resilience, expert conversations and practical approaches to supporting those who serve vulnerable communities.
Opening
Welcome & Opening Conversation
Setting the context for the day's conversation around humanitarian champions and mental resilience.
Keynote
Keynote & Featured Addresses
Leadership perspectives on the mental wellbeing of people working in humanitarian and frontline environments.
Panel
Panel Discussion
Experts explored the realities of humanitarian work and the systems needed to protect the wellbeing of those who serve.
Action
Conversation, Connection & Commitment
The conference brought participants together around practical ideas for strengthening mental health support.
The Conversation
Why mental health support matters for humanitarian champions
TCC 3.0 placed the experiences and wellbeing of humanitarian workers at the centre of the conversation.
Frontline Pressure
Humanitarian workers can face demanding environments, long hours and sustained emotional pressure while supporting vulnerable communities.
Stronger Support
Recognising these pressures is an important step toward building stronger mental health support systems.
Resilience
The conversation highlighted the need for environments where humanitarian champions can remain supported while serving others.
The Memories
Gallery — TCC 3.0
A visual record of the people, conversations, activities and moments from the 2024 conference.
Event Venue
Abuja Intercontinental Hotel
TCC 3.0 was held in Abuja as part of the 2024 World Mental Health Day conversation.
Abuja, Nigeria
The venue provided the setting for the 2024 edition of The Conversation Conference and its focus on humanitarian champions and mental resilience.
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About TCC
Information retained from the TCC conference format and the 2024 edition.
What is TCC?
The Conversation Conference is an annual conference designed to promote mental health conversations and provide a forum for experts to identify and proffer solutions to the mental health crisis in Nigeria.
Who is TCC for?
TCC brings together mental health professionals, humanitarian workers, policymakers, development organizations, corporate leaders, advocates and other people interested in advancing mental health and wellbeing.
What was the focus of TCC 3.0?
The 2024 edition focused on empowering champions of humanity and enhancing mental resilience among humanitarian workers and others serving vulnerable communities.
Where was TCC 3.0 held?
TCC 3.0 was held at Abuja Intercontinental Hotel in Abuja, Nigeria.
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