How can you build an antiracist clinical practice?
Join Dr. Rupi Legha for one of two webinars on Monday, February 26th, or Tuesday, March 5th. During these engaging sessions, we’ll discuss how racism impacts healthcare and develop impactful strategies to fight back against it.
- Monday, February 26 at 6:30 PM EST/ 3:30 PM PST
- Tuesday, March 5 at 7 PM EST/4 PM PST
Antiracism is more than just a buzzword.
It’s part of your oath as a healthcare provider. It's crucial for challenging our many worsening health inequities; providing quality, humane healthcare; and saving lives. Take a look inside the Antiracism in Mental Health Fellowship starting in March 2024 with our Lunch and Learn series this February and March.
Limited seats are available. Join this community NOW!
Space is limited. Reserve your spot now.
Why does antiracist healthcare matter?
Our oath as healthcare providers is to save and protect lives. By engaging with antiracist coursework, you’re innovating your clinical practice and learning how to support and advocate for every patient, perhaps in ways you were not trained to do.
Connect with like-minded individuals who are committed to creating positive change. Share experiences, best practices, and build a supportive network dedicated to antiracism.
All healthcare professionals are encouraged to join this free lunch and learn to sample the content and learn about the Antiracist Mental Health Fellowship beginning March 18, 2024, before enrollment ends on March 15, 2024.
Racism can occur without intention or recognition, but its impact is toxic.
Black Americans are 30% more likely to be physically restrained when experiencing mental health emergencies. More than half of all Black children will experience a child-welfare investigation by the time they reach age 18, and Black mothers are more likely to be subjected to unnecessary urine drug screens that can lead to child welfare involvement. Shockingly, over 75% of quality of care indicators are staying the same or getting worse for all racially minoritized people in the United States.
Expand Your Mind. Expand Your Practice.
Join us for the Lunch and Learn this February to learn more about the Antiracism in Mental Health Fellowship launching March 18th, 2024. Develop specific strategies for traversing systemic barriers in healthcare, creating a more inclusive and affirming practice, and bringing joy and healing to yourself and others.
Limited Seats Available
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Antiracism in Mental Health Fellowship:
Ignite Your Antiracist Clinical Practice
FELLOWSHIP START DATE: MARCH 18TH, 2024
Healthcare providers can no longer stand by, disconnected from their sociopolitical context and idle in the face of injustice. Healthcare is political, and mental healthcare is political. The worldwide call to action has never been louder. Here’s your opportunity to answer it.
