If you are a member of our BIPOC community or are caring for a BIPOC young person and are feeling stuck, lost, or helpless when it comes to understanding and supporting them, you don’t want to miss YSB’s upcoming event:
LISTENING TO, LEARNING FROM & SUPPORTING RACIALIZED YOUTH
Mind Matters in partnership with members for YSB Foundation’s Youth Cabinet members are excited to share their own experiences and join in a meaningful dialogue on how to support their peers.
You too will also hear from a member of YSB’s Mental Health Team as they provide practice suggestions on ways to cope during these times of amplified stress.
Leading us in conversation will be:
- XXX, host and active member of YSB Foundation Youth Cabinet
- Hanan Ghazel, a member of YSB Enthnocultural Youth Advisory Group, YSB Mental Health Counselor
- Almarine, YSB Mental Health Counselor
Date: Wednesday May 5, 2021
12:00 to 1:00pm
Location: ZOOM(recording will be sent to all registered)
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This is an excellent opportunity to better understand the BIPOC young person in your life. Come out and learn ways to best support your young person.
Invite your spouse, partner, a friend or colleague and leave with a better understanding of your teen and how to best support them.
The Mind Matters event series provides practical youth mental health information and guidance to parents, family members, educators and the community. The goal of the series is to share experiences and learnings, and to understand strategies to foster healthy resilient young people. Mind Matters highlights and supports youth mental health services offered by YSB.