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Systematic reform of Canada’s educational institutions is needed as racial discrimination in schools impacts Black students’ well-being and stunts their potential.
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Interview: Tracy Karuhogo is working to improve access to mental health support for Black youth in Canada. Through the Black Advisory Council and the Rise Up initiative, she focuses on reducing stigma and making services more inclusive.
Mental health awareness and accessibility remain crucial issues in Black communities, where stigma and systemic barriers often prevent young people from seeking the help they need. In an exclusive interview with AfroToronto.com, Tracy Karuhogo, a policy analyst, founder of the Black Girl Talk Collective, and Black Advisory Council for Kids Help Phone member, shares her insights on tackling these challenges. Through her advocacy, Tracy is working to ensure culturally relevant and accessible mental health resources for Black youth across Canada.
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Rocheny Alexandre is passionate about social work and mental health advocacy. In this interview, he shares his remarkable journey and his impactful work in Toronto's racialized communities.
Rocheny, born and raised in Haiti, brings with him a rich cultural heritage and a profound understanding of adapting to new environments. He joined us in Canada as a young teenager, facing the arduous task of integrating into the Canadian fabric while carving a path for his future. This transformative period laid the groundwork for his vocation in social work and counselling, leading him to pursue advanced degrees at the University of Ottawa and, ultimately, a career focused on mental health.
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(NC) There’s no doubt that the pandemic has caused stress and anxiety for many people across Canada and around the world. Even if you know you’re not the only one feeling sad or lonely, this realization may not be enough to help you cope — especially if you’re dealing with a major life stressor, like a layoff or loss of a loved one.
