July is BIPOC Mental Health Month, also known as Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month.

At Vibrant, we are committed to supporting the mental health and emotional well-being of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color nationwide. 

BIPOC communities face varied and unique mental health challenges exacerbated by inequity, interpersonal and systemic discrimination, cultural stigmas, and earned historic mistrust of healthcare systems.

We recognize these disparities and strive to provide accessible, culturally competent resources and support so that every individual and family can achieve mental and emotional well-being. 

Below, you will find resource pages tailored to the specific needs of different communities under the BIPOC umbrella.

• Black Mental Health

• Native American and Alaska Native Mental Health

• Latine Mental Health

• Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Mental Health

For more information on racial and ethnic health inequity, please visit the CDC’s website. 

Pieces from our You Matter Bloggers Centered Around BIPOC Mental Health:

Natalia’s Piece on Hispanic Mental Health

Alyssa’s Piece on Access to Mental Health Care

Nathalie’s Piece on Mental Health and Immigration

Matt J.’s Piece on Representation

Charlotte’s Piece on Understanding Mental Health as a Multiracial Individual 

Ananya’s Piece on Culture and Mental Health

Jade’s Piece on AANHPI Book Recommendations