Community, Connection, and the Mental Health of Young Black Men
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Community, Connection, and the Mental Health of Young Black Men
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How can parents, mentors, and communities help young Black men feel safe, seen, and supported in today’s world?
In this powerful episode of Shrinking it Down: Mental Health Made Simple, Gene and Khadijah are joined by Dr. Nadia Ward for an important conversation about the mental health and well-being of young Black men. Together, they discuss the impact of racial trauma, toxic stress, and racial profiling, while highlighting the importance of mentorship, identity, and community support. They offer insight, hope, and practical guidance for parents, mentors, educators, and anyone committed to creating safe spaces where young Black men can heal, grow, and thrive. Tune in now!
- Nadia Ward (Clark University)
- Mosakowski Institute (Clark University)
- What Is Resilience? (MGH Clay Center)
- What to Look for, When to Worry, What to Do (MGH Clay Center)
Episode music by Gene Beresin
Episode produced by Spenser Egnatz
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