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Each July, Minority Mental Health Awareness Month draws attention to the unique needs and range of experiences that underrepresented communities face when addressing mental health issues. This month, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention is continuing the conversation around minority mental health, and examining how we can better support suicide prevention in diverse communities. We’ve launched our Minority Mental Health Awareness Month webpage, featuring the voices of our volunteers, mental health and suicide prevention resources, and ways to get engaged through social media graphics and messages, a calendar of events taking place throughout the month, and much more. There is still much work to be done to better support the mental health needs of diverse communities. We look forward to learning from – and elevating the voices of – experts in the field throughout the month of July and beyond. We hope you’ll join us as we strive to create a culture that’s smart about mental health for everyone. See What We’re Doing for July!

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