BIPOC

Intersectionality: Faith, Mental Health, and Community Partnerships

INTRODUCTION Spirituality and religion are important aspects of the lives of many Americans. They have a protective effect on mental health and well-being. In most communities, faith leaders serve in positions of authority and are often called upon to address … Read More

Supporting a Positive Racial Identity for Black, Indigenous, and Other Children of Color in Transracial Placements with White Parents

Part 1: Setting the stage This guide is designed to help parent group leaders facilitate discussions with their groups about their responsibilities as they parent children of color. These discussions will specifically help white parents and caregivers understand their critical … Read More

Building Generational Resilience: Supporting BIPOC Grandfamilies and Kinship Families’ Mental Health

Have you ever felt the need to be seen and acknowledged? It’s a universal desire, right?! Unfortunately, the Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) community often doesn’t receive the recognition it deserves, especially concerning mental health and wellness. That’s … Read More

Supporting Diverse Family Structures Through Social Safety Net Programs

Families do not exist in isolation but are instead deeply connected to the socioeconomic and policy environments in which they live. Changing economic conditions play a key role in how families live and form. For example, research has shown that economic stressors, … Read More