This event is for Students enrolled at the University of Toronto, Scarbrough Campus. Students will envision mental health though the use of painting, while coming together to support one another. The act of painting can support emotional well-being by giving participants a creative outlet, reduce stress, and can help individuals envision a more hopeful future. […]
With Trey Anthony The Centre of Excellence for Black Student Achievement, TDSB Mental Health and Well-Being, and Teachers Learning and Leading will be hosting a session during Black Mental Health Week 2024 with award-winning playwright, actor and wellness expert Trey Anthony 'Da Kink in My Hair'. Honouring the theme for this year, 'Growth and Reflection,' […]
Exploration of trauma, emotional regulation, anxiety & depression Date: March 7, 2024 Time: 6 - 8pm Location: TAIBU CHC (27 Tapscott Road) Organizers: Sankofa Psychotherapy and Consultancy Group in partnership with TAIBU CHC
When experiencing anxiety, depression, psychosis, mood disorder, etc, what are my rights when interacting with hospital, my doctor, police, my employer, my school, family, my landlord, etc? Organized By: BYJ Toronto Location: Online. Please register to participate.
We will look down through the years in what makes Blacks so resilient as a community. Resiliency in our community has been initiated from dealing the traumas of the past. What are the forces that keep us going in life? Is it family, faith, or the hope that brighter or better days are to come? […]
Join us for an online event where we will explore effective strategies for managing the challenges of grieving and loss. This event is designed to provide support and guidance to individuals who are navigating through difficult times, understanding grieving in an intersectoral lens, and exploring grieving in Black and racialized communities. We will delve into […]
Any race can be subjected to human trafficking, but research has shown that Black women and girls makes up 40% of human trafficked victims both in Canada and the United States (North America), yet their stories are the last to be told. The topic of The Intersection of Race and Human Trafficking supports the theme […]
Through open and honest discussions, we will reflect on the unique challenges faced by individuals in the Black community and how these experiences can impact mental, emotional, and physical well-being. From navigating systemic injustices to managing everyday stressors, we'll discuss practical strategies for cultivating self-care routines that promote authentic self-preservation. Moreover, we'll delve into the […]
Event details (Register to participate): Date: Saturday, March 9, 2024 Time: 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM Location: École secondaire catholique Père-Philippe-Lamarche, 2850 Eglinton Ave E, Scarborough, ON M1J 2C8 Contact: (416) 898-4371 covid19fr@taibuchc.ca
Organized by: Rwandan Canadian Healing Centre (RCHC) Canadian Association of Rwandan Youth (CARY Toronto) Beyond the Veil Mission Objectives: Fostering open discussions on the healing process Highlight personal and communal growth through sharing Create Safe Space for Community Members What to expect: Story Sharing Open Sessions Panel Discussions Reflection, Feedback and Networking Opportunities Location: Virtual,registration […]
For 24 years, I have created a platform for the voices and stories of Black women, utilizing the art of the spoken word. The 2024 edition of the show will be one for the ages, as we welcome 5 time Grammy nominee, and one half of the group Floetry, The Florist from the UK. The […]
Join us for an unforgettable experience at the Black Mental Health Week 2024 Closing Ceremony, a vibrant celebration of "Growth and Reflection: The Year of Sankofa." This event – filled with food, vendors, music, performances, and family fun – marks the culmination of a week dedicated to mental health and wellness. Event Highlights: Delicious Free […]