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The University of Louisiana Monroe Fifth Annual Women’s Symposium in partnership with the ULM Alumni Association has a theme of “WINGS – Women Influencing the Next Generation of Success” and also celebrates March as Women’s History Month.
The symposium’s mission is to empower, motivate, and encourage girls and women from all backgrounds and all educational and professional levels to pursue their passions and seek leadership roles in their careers.
The move to a virtual platform is to make the symposium accessible to as many people as possible.
The symposium opens with keynote speaker Louisiana Commissioner of Higher Education Kim Hunter Reed, Ph.D.
March 1, 2021
Today, Mayor John Tory proclaimed March 1 to 5 as Black Mental Health Week in Toronto. Throughout the week, various events planned by community groups and agencies will focus on the impact that anti-Black racism has on mental health. The week is also a call to action for more support and access to culturally-responsive mental health services and programs for Black residents.
Anti-Black racism continues to affect the lives of more than 400,000 people of African descent who call Toronto home. Experiencing systemic discrimination and microaggressions are social stressors that increase the risk of negative physical and mental health including anxiety, depression, suicide or suicidal thoughts, cardiovascular disease, breast cancer, high blood pressure and premature mortality.
SPOTLIGHT ON: Across Boundaries supporting mental wellness in the Black community
by Tijuana Turner
Posted Feb 25, 2021 1:27 pm EDT
Across Boundaries accept the award for Accreditation Canada’s, ‘Accreditation with Commendation’ award (2019-2024). | Across Boundaries
“Reaching out for help is an important part of our mental well-being.”
HISTORY
Across Boundaries (AB) has been providing mental health supports for members of racialized communities in the G-T-A for over 25 years.
In 1995, a group of individuals came together to develop a service to address the gap in mental health services for Black people and other racialized groups.
Executive Director, Aseefa Sarang was one of those people.