Walking for mental health is so important, especially in our community! The 20th Annual Mental Health Awareness Walk highlights the significance of mental well-being and the power of coming together to support each other. Hosted by Robert Bowen, this event reminds us that talking about mental health can lead to transformative change, especially in the […]
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🏈✨ Major shoutout to UNC legend Greg Ellis on his induction into the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame! Along with this incredible honor, he’s stepping up for mental health by launching a new app that offers free services to those in need. Just goes to show how important it is to lift each other
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Have you ever felt like the childhood you deserved was just out of reach? The latest article “When Grief Has No Grave: Rebuilding After a Childhood You Never Got” discusses the challenges many face in navigating grief and emotional trauma, especially in the context of Black education. It highlights the importance of acknowledging our past
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The latest article highlights the revival of the Ice Bucket Challenge, now aimed at raising awareness around mental health among students. This creative initiative encourages open conversations about mental well-being and aims to provide support and resources for those in need. By combining a familiar challenge with a vital cause, participants hope to spark change
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In today’s world, trauma is often discussed in the context of the mind and body. However, a crucial component of this conversation is frequently overlooked—the impact trauma has on the soul. Bakhet Ma’at Sat Ra’s new book, Soul Wounds: The Intersection of Trauma, Body, and Soul, addresses this gap, offering readers a transformative journey of
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In the face of systemic oppression and constant exploitation, the establishment of the National Black Woman Day Off, often referred to as #Whiteout2024, is not merely a day of rest. It is an act of resistance, self-preservation, and decolonization. Historically and scientifically, the proximity to whiteness—the anti-Black ideology, systems, and societal structures built by white
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