Minority Mental Health Awareness Month is in July, but it's always a good time to focus on the unique hurdles Black workers face daily. Originally Published July 31, 2023.

When we talk about mental health, we can’t ignore the places where we spend most of our time—our workplaces. In the spirit of Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, let’s bring into focus ...

Mental Health Awareness Month kicks off with an urgent report on Black maternal mental health. A new report found that maternal mental health is a leading cause of maternal mortality, especially ...

July is BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month — a time to honor the resilience of communities of color while continuing the ...

Nationwide (BlackNews.com) — August is now Global Black Mental Health Awareness Month (GBMHAM) ... In Massachusetts and elsewhere, youngsters find healing through art March 26, 2025; ...

Mental health matters, especially for Black women. “Too often, women of color try to muscle their way through depression and anxiety on their own.” By Rayna Reid Rayford · Updated July 27, 2023 ...

Black mental health matters. To say this is an exponentially tough time for Black people in America would be an understatement ⁠-- and that's why protecting the mental health of this community ...

The show features guests who specialize in mental health subjects or contribute to conversations pertinent to their weekly topics. Guests have included, AJ Johnson on Episode 31- What’s Eating ...

Shawniel Chamanlal, a mental health therapist and business coach, ... Mental health awareness during Black History Month. Posted: February 19, 2025 | Last updated: February 19, 2025.

The event brings people like mental health clinical pharmacist Jarrett Johnson around an important, captive audience. “Just because there aren’t a lot of Black mental health pharmacists," he said.

Other instances of poor mental health outcomes for Black women and girls are also prevalent today. A December 2023 study published in the American Journal of Psychiatry finds that suicide has ...

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — In this Local Vibe interview, Temoura Jefferies, founder and owner of the Buy Black Guide, is highlighting three Triad organizations whose goal is to promote mental health ...