Historically Excluded Populations and Mental Health

Cultural and ethnic intolerance have a detrimental impact on mental health.

The link between experiences of prejudice and mental illness is undeniable.  Acts of intolerance against minority ethnic groups is affecting the mental health of our country especially those suffering from two of the most commonly diagnosed mental health disorders in the United States: anxiety and depression.  Below is a collection of mental health resources, organizations, and sources of education to promote mental health equity across all populations.

VIDEOS

  • Stu Holt and Kyle Logan discuss growing up black in American and its impact on mental health.

  • Mental Health Tips for African Americans to Heal after Collectively Witnessing an Injustice

  • For Youth: What to Do and How to Cope with Feelings During Racial Unrest
  • Conversations About Racism and Mental Health with Dr. Milo
  • How Racism Makes Us Sick

  • Coming Together: Standing Up to Racism  CNN/Sesame Street Racism Town Hall – Part 1

  • Coming Together: Standing Up to Racism   CNN/Sesame Street Racism Town Hall – Part 2

  • Coming Together: Standing Up to Racism   CNN/Sesame Street Racism Town Hall – Part 3

  • CPS Students Speak Up and Speak Out

  • Sesame Street on Racism – Part 1

  • Sesame Street on Racism – Part 2

ARTICLES, BOOKS AND PODCASTS

Educational Articles, Interviews and Podcasts
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