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09/01/2026

You are not
defined by your scars,
but by the strength
that it took to
heal them...

09/01/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Month. If you or someone you know is struggling, help is here. In a crisis? Call/text 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline 24/7. #988 ***dePreventionMonth

08/11/2026

07/04/2026

Enjoy & Stay Cool! 🎉

07/02/2026

Bebe Moore Campbell (1950-2006),an American author, journalist, and mental health advocate was inspired by her daughter’s mental illness. Bebe became a vocal champion for mental health awareness, particularly within the Black community. Her efforts were instrumental in establishing National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, also known as BIPOC Mental Health Month. It which was officially recognized in 2008, two years after her passing, to address the unique challenges faced by minority populations.

06/30/2026

Men’s mental health matters

For many Black men, depression can show up as anger, isolation, irritability, exhaustion, overworking, or withdrawing from the people who care about them.

The more we talk openly about how depression shows up, the more we break stigma, encourage healing, and remind Black men that they don’t have to suffer in silence.

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06/21/2026

06/20/2026

A troubling new report is shining a light on a mental health crisis that doesn't get enough attention: young Black men are now dying by su***de at higher rates than their white peers.

According to recent data, su***de deaths among Black Americans have risen dramatically over the past decade, with Black men ages 20–24 experiencing some of the highest rates. Mental health experts point to a combination of factors, including trauma, economic stress, social isolation, stigma around seeking help, and a lack of access to culturally competent care.

At the same time, more Black men are speaking openly about their mental health. This week, Lil Nas X shared that he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and sought treatment through rehab, a reminder that asking for help is not a sign of weakness.

The conversation around Black men's mental health is changing—but many say more support, resources, and understanding are still needed.

Source: Capital B News

06/10/2026

Check in Men 🙌🏾

🧠💚 Men, It’s Time to Check In.

Join Joe Clair’s Well Dressed, Well Being Men’s Mental Health Check-In for an important conversation focused on mental wellness, healing, and community.

📅 Saturday, June 13
🕑 Event: 2PM-4PM - Seating Begins at 1PM
📍 Macy’s Metro Center
1201 G Street NW, Washington, DC

Hear from mental health professionals, advocates, artists, and community leaders as they discuss the importance of prioritizing mental health and breaking the stigma.

🎤 Featuring:
• Raheem DeVaughn
• Christopher Williams
• Tony Perkins
• Dr. Dominique Guelce
• Alfred Duncan
• Tony Lewis Jr.
• Paul Williams
• Tariq Walton

🎶 Music by DJ Weezy
🤝 Resource Tables
👔 Informal Modeling
🗣️ Powerful Panel Discussion

Mental health is health. Check on your brothers, your fathers, your sons, your friends, and yourself.

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