Are you a Black male between the ages of 21 to 35? Join us as we bring awareness and debunk the myths about Black mental health. Come be a part of the conversation to share your experiences in a brave space. You’ll gain the resources to help you break the silence of Black mental health […]
#MyMindMyMagic: Black Mental Health Week encourages folks of various identities to feel supported and a part of the Black mental health conversation. Each section is led by Black community members, artist and educators. We aim to create an inclusive space for those who often feel left out of mental health dialogues. Adornment Stories believes in […]
Hosted by:Floydeen Charles-Fridal Organized by:Caribbean African Canadian Social Services This event is presented by the Infant, Youth and Mental Health sector Anti-Black Racism Task Force: Caribbean African Canadian Social Services (CAFCAN) Central Toronto Youth Services Child Development Institute Garry Hurvitz Centre for Community Mental Health Jewish Family and Child Service Kennedy House Lumenus Community Services […]
As Black frontline workers, we experience high levels of trauma, compassion fatigue, and burnout in the workplace. In recognition of Black Mental Health Week, please join this workshop hosted by Delta Family Resource Centre for Black staff and Black frontline workers to discuss how we can recognize burnout at work and what we can do to […]
Speaker:Amma Gymfowa BSW, MSW, RSW Culturally empowering spaces allow us to fully explore ourselves, our heritage, and the power of our communities in Canada. This presentation will explore the impact of Africentric community programming and its multifaceted approach to support positive Black mental health! Bio:Amma Gymfowa BSW, MSW, RSW Amma Gyamfowa is a Ghanaian-Canadian womanist […]
#MyMindMyMagic: Black Mental Health Week encourages folks of various identities to feel supported and a part of the Black mental health conversation. Each section is led by Black community members, artist and educators. We aim to create an inclusive space for those who often feel left out of mental health dialogues. Adornment Stories believes in […]
The COVID-19 pandemic has had devastating health and economic impacts. However, the loss of family members, repeated lockdown measures and general uncertainty caused by the pandemic has significantly affected the mental health of our youth. Moreover, the repeated displays of disregard for Black lives has exacerbated the emotional, mental and spiritual toll on the entire […]
Note: this event is a podcast. Link coming soon Interview with Natoy Morgan, founder of Versatile Wellness (Pre-recorded Podcast)In this Podcast, we will speak with Natoy Morgan, founder of Versatile Wellness, and explore issues that deal with black parenting, and on the mental health struggles faced having to adjust due to a pandemic. Organized By:CEE […]
With Black Mental Health Week, this year arriving at a point in time and society so filled in anxiety and confusion what we at Generation Chosen hope to do is provide an online event meant to be enjoyable, informative, insightful while reminding us all that we are a community even if we can no longer […]
Note: this event is a podcast. Link coming soon Focus Group Session with Toronto Community Housing residentsThe event will be hosted in partnership with Toronto Community Housing Centre for advancing the interests of Black People. The focus group session will focus on what the TCH Centre has been doing in the black community, what CEE […]
New Narratives encourages us to discuss mental wellness and the nuances of our experiences. In celebration of Black mental health week, we gather to explore cross continental and intergenerational mental health. Hearing from intersectional film makers, highlighting mental health for Black women, queer communities and those of us often pushed to the margins. #MyMindMyMagic: Black […]
Although our city looks to have turned a corner since the peak of COVID-19, many Black people are still reeling from the pandemic's impacts. Healing for the Black community is significantly different due to intergenerational distress built up over hundreds of years. Addressing the unique intersectionalities of this personal trauma and institutional racism is difficult […]
