Erasing stigma starts with conversation. This NAMI blog highlights four powerful ways to break down mental health stigma in Black communities. Let’s take action together—explore these strategies and spark meaningful discussions. 💬💙 #BlackHistoryMonth Read the blog now:

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Alpha Kappa Alpha (AKA) @akasorority1908, the nation’s oldest sorority founded by African American college-educated women, partnered with NAMI in 2015 to advance our shared goal of improving the lives of those affected by mental illness. Since then, much has been accomplished, but here are a few highlights from the early years of AKA and NAMI’s work to build bridges in the African Ancestry community. #BlackHistoryMonth Read more:

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"The racial demographics of the U.S. are shifting, and the mental health field must rise to the challenge of ensuring equitable, culturally responsive care for all." Why do mental health disparities persist, and what can be done to address them? This NAMI blog breaks down key insights. 🔗 Dive into the conversation: #BlackHistoryMonth #MentalHealthEquity

Dan Marino assesses Patrick Mahomes, his partnership with NAMI, Dolphins’ Super Bowl hopes & more!

A simple card can brighten someone’s day in ways you may not even realize. This #SendACardToAFriendDay, take a moment to share a little encouragement, a kind word, or a reminder that they are not alone. Need inspiration? We’ve got sample postcards filled with messages of hope and mental health affirmations to make it easy. Who in your life could use a little extra kindness today? Tag a friend and let them know you're thinking of them! 💙✨ #YouAreNotAlone #MentalHealthMatters

NAMI's Associate Medical Director, @DrChrissyC, was honored to speak today at the @NAMIKeystonePA Youth Mental Health Conference today. Dr. Crawford and Dr. Charma Dudley, Associate Director of Behavioral Health Services at Carelon. joined in conversation about critical youth mental health issues, discussing NAMI's newest book, You Are Not Alone For Parents and Caregivers, discussing how parents can navigate crucial mental health conversations with their children.

Depression isn’t one-size-fits-all. From melancholic to atypical subtypes, risk factors, and new treatment options, our next Ask the Expert dives deep into what we know about major depressive disorder. Join Dr. Maurizio Fava (@MassGeneralNews, @harvardmed), a world leader in depression research, for a discussion on evolving treatments and what’s next in mental health care. 🗓️ February 13 | Virtual 🎟️ Register Today: #MentalHealth #DepressionTreatment #AskTheExpert

On a 2024 episode of Hope Starts With Us, NAMI’s CEO Daniel H. Gillison, Jr. sits down with Harold Turner from @NAMIUrbanLA and @TracyMcMillan (relationship expert & TV writer) to discuss mental health equity in minoritized communities, navigating crises, and the impact of representation in media. 🎬💬 #BlackHistoryMonth 🎥:

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NAMI CEO @DanGillison talks on @MaggieandPerl about the connection between social media, cell phones, and youth mental health: via @YouTube

Thanks to @InfSportsNet and @MaggieandPerl for having NAMI CEO @DanGillison and @StayHealthyZone ambassador @DanMarino on the show today to talk about mental health in sports, youth mental health, and more. #NAMIatTheBigGame Video: via @YouTube

Change starts with conversations, and that's what NAMI Ask the Expert is all about. In this episode, Dr. Sidney Hankerson explores how expanding partnerships with faith-based organizations can promote mental health equity and improve mental health care among Black/African Ancestry communities. #BlackHistoryMonth Tune in here 🎧🎧

The church and its leadership are the first choice for many during difficult times. As first responders, African American faith leaders play a compelling role in the mental wellness of their clergy, and it's imperative that they know how to respond in times of mental distress. "While we are taking time to acknowledge and celebrate the incredible contributions of this community during African American Heritage Month, we must not forget that some individuals who are living with serious mental health concerns need our support." Read this blog for a few helpful tips for faith leaders serving the African American community ⛪: #BlackHistoryMonth #wihw

Some days feel heavier than others. If you're struggling, please know you’re not alone, and you deserve support. The @988Lifeline is here for you 24/7. Call or text 988 anytime.💙 #YouAreNotAlone

Grateful to @GetUpErica for hosting NAMI CEO Dan Gillison, Jr. on her inspiring show, Get Up! Mornings. During their discussion, they highlighted the importance of mental and emotional wellness Look for the episode on their channel: