Schools must prioritize mental health for Black girls and other youth by listening to youth and allowing them to lead the way.

"Talk With You Like A Woman: African American Women, Justice, and Reform in New York, 1890-1935" by Cheryl D. Hicks is our September...

July is National BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month, which recognizes the unique mental health issues that Black, Indigenous, People of...

As we celebrate Pride this month, we must acknowledge its history—which is at least partially a story of police violence against Black women

Black girls have serious unmet mental health needs—it has been called a mental health crisis “hiding in plain sight.”

15 youth leaders & organizations awarded an opportunity to inform policy solutions that better serve the mental health of BIPOC youth

“A Little Piece of Light: A Memoir of Hope, Prison, and Life Unbound” by Donna Hylton is our May selection for the NBWJI Book Club. In...

We are angry and anguished at learning that police in Columbus, OH, killed Ma’Khia Bryant, a 16-year-old Black girl. Ma’Khia called the...