Anti-Black Racism: A mental health concern

A panel and group discussion addressing mental health concerns and barriers to support that Black people experience

February 22, 2023, 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

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Event details

Cost:
Free, registration required
Location:
Canadian Museum for Human Rights, MTS Classrooms, Level 1

You may think accessing a therapist, psychologist, or support group is as simple as walking through a door. But mental health support access can be challenging for Black Canadians. Addressing mental health concerns requires an intentional understanding that much of our healthcare system is entrenched in white ideology that remains anti‐Black.

Join the Afro‐Caribbean Mentorship Program (ACMP) and the University of Manitoba Black Alliance (UMBA) for a panel and group discussion on the ways in which anti‐Black racism is a mental health concern. 

All are welcome to join either in ‑person or virtually through a livestreamed video. Following a panel discussion, space will be given for wider discussion and questions.

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