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Suicide outreach project to hold inaugural event

Young, vibrant, star football player with a smile that would light up a room D Andre Seals was destined for greatness after graduating from Pine Bluff High School in 2012. He was headed to Bethany College in Lindsborg, Kan., his freshman year on a football scholarship, and his mother Kymara Seals could see her son s bright future coming into focus.

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Nonprofit Trains Black Barbers to be Mental Health Advocates (VIDEO)

Clean Is Mandatory barbershop partners with The Confess Project to teach barbers how to be mental health advocates for their Philly community.

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Leading Black Mental Health Nonprofit Re-Establishes as The Confess Project of America, Inc

America’s first mental health barbershop movement is now nationally incorporated. The project is establishing inaugural local chapters in four areas.

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Fabio Goes Shopping At Lafayette Square

Fabio de la Cruz has promised to transform long-suffering Lafayette Square Mall with a $200 million investment.

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Black Barbers and Their Role in Mental Health Care

Lorenzo P. Lewis talks about why he founded The Confess Project, a movement that empowers Black barbers to be mental health advocates.

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