The Importance of BIPOC Mental Health Month

Each July, MACMH joins Mental Health America and organizations across the country in recognizing BIPOC Mental Health Month—an initiative inspired by the work of author and advocate Bebe Moore Campbell. This month is a powerful opportunity to center the unique mental health experiences of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, and to acknowledge that mental health care must be responsive to the needs of diverse communities. In this episode of Mental Health Bytes, MACMH Executive Director Brandon Jones shares insights on the importance of BIPOC Mental Health Month and offers practical guidance for parents and caregivers. Learn how small, intentional steps can support your own mental well-being—and that of your children.