July is BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People Of Color)/Minority Mental Health Awareness Month!
As we celebrate BIPOC/Minority Mental Health Awareness month, PCCYFS wanted to share a few resources to help spread knowledge to help eliminate racism, historical trauma, disparity, and stigma and promote …
As we celebrate BIPOC/Minority Mental Health Awareness month, PCCYFS wanted to share a few resources to help spread knowledge to help eliminate racism, historical trauma, disparity, and stigma and promote equity among all:
National Council for Mental Wellbeing – Addressing Health Equity and Racial Justice
Mental Health America – 2023 BIPOC Mental Health Month Toolkit
United Brain Association – Mental Health Care in BIPOC Communities: Closing the Gap
Migrant Clinicians Network – Why BIPOC Mental Health Matters
The Trevor Project – 2023 U.S. National Survey on the Mental Health of LGBTQ Young People
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