On May 1, 2022, the state of Georgia will recognize the first Black Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day (BCMHAD) to bring attention to the growing risk factors and social determinants […]
A Virtual Town on Black Children and Mental Health
Topic: suicide
A Different Cry
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Exploring Suicide and Young Black Men: Why the Brothers Feel So Alone
A 30-year increase in suicide attempts among Black adolescents towers over all other groups. We explore the reasons why and talk to some of the experts who are determined to […]
Why Are More Black Kids Suicidal? A Search for Answers.
Our very own Board Vice President, Mrs. H. Kathy Williams, was interviewed by New York Times reporter Christina Caron about black youth suicide. Mrs. Williams talked about losing her son, […]
Black Youth Mental Health Breakout Session
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