Mental Health America national has chosen to remove the word “minority” and instead, use BIPOC – which honors and distinguishes the experiences of Blacks, Indigenous People, and People of Color
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MHA's aspiration for 2020 is to create a community where everyone is seen and their experiences are valued. MHA Storyteller and 2019 Winner of the Belle Dusseault Hambacher Volunteer of the Year Award, Danielle Rogers says, “If our community is riddled with mental health challenges, it creates so many disparities; it connects to everything.” Read More from Danielle, in honor of BIPOC Mental Health Month.
Experience MHA's 2020 Wake Up for Wellness virtual event program video - featuring Danielle and other MHA volunteers and success stories!
