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EVENTS
SELF-GUIDED ACTIVITIES
COMMUNITY GROUPS/ORGANIZATIONS - volunteer, donate, follow on social media
In Atlanta:
Nationally/Internationally:
ARTICLES/ESSAYS/REPORTS
BOOKS
PODCASTS
SHOWS/FILMS/VIDEOS
NOTABLE FIGURES TO KNOW/FOLLOW - academics, activists, trailblazers
RESOURCES FOR MENTAL HEALTH/MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS
- How to be Anti-Racist: A Social Worker's Perspective - Master of Social Work Program at the University of Southern California
- Actionable Steps for Therapists (And All Human Beings) In Response to the Racial Pandemic - Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy
- Anti-Racism & Racism Psychology, Psychiatry, Counseling, Psychotherapy, & Supervision: 57 Articles & Books—Cites + Summaries - Ken Pope
- Black Life Matters: Anti-Racism Resources for Social Workers and Therapists
- Counseling Individuals of African Descent - Raheem & Hart, Counseling Today (2019)
- Moving From Cultural Competence to Antiracism (video) - Thelma Bryant-Davis
- American Psychologist Special Issue: Racial Trauma: Theory, Research, and Healing - APA (all articles in this issue are free)
- Critical consciousness of anti-Black racism: A practical model to prevent and resist racial trauma - Mosley et al., Journal of Counseling Psychology
- Decolonizing mental health: The importance of an oppression-focused mental health system - Calgary Journal
- Hey, White Therapist, Here's Where We Start (Ep. 92) - (podcast) Clearly Clinical
- Stop Hesitating: A Resource for Psychotherapists and Counselors - ACPE
- APA Town Hall on the ‘Racism Pandemic’ Facing Our Nation - (video recording) June 4, 2020
- Resources on Health Equity in the Context of COVID-19 and Disproportionate Outcomes for Marginalized Groups - National Academy of Medicine
- Can You See me? Honoring Black Mental Health During A Double Pandemic - (video recording) June 19, 2020; DC Psychological Association
- How do White Female Therapists Address Racism? - PSYED
- Dealing with Racist Patients - NEJM
- Caring for Older African American Adults:
CURRICULA/SYLLABI
SUPPORT FOR BLACK PROFESSIONALS
SUPPORT FOR BLACK PATIENTS
BIPOC LGBTQ+ RESOURCES
BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES
EMORY RESOURCES
Specifically for students:
- Student Health Services (SHS) - http://studenthealth.emory.edu/index.html
- Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) - http://www.counseling.emory.edu
- Drop-In Groups: No initial consultation/screening necessary. To join a group, schedule an initial screening at CAPS (404-727-7450).
- Stress Clinic: Wednesdays, 11 AM-12 PM EST & Thursdays, 4-5 PM EST (students choose one day only and meet for three weeks)
- International Student Support Group: Thursdays, 11:30 AM-12:30 PM EST
- Black Graduate/Professional Student Support Group: Thursdays, 4-5 PM EST
- Mindfulness: Mondays, 11 AM-12 PM EST; Thursdays, 8:30-9:30 PM EST; Fridays, 2-3 PM EST
- Healthy Healers Drop-In Workshop: Tips for Students in the Health Professions. No initial consultation/screening necessary. Open to all School of Medicine students. June 17, 6-7 PM EST.
ORGANIZATIONAL RESOURCES
RESOURCE LISTS COMPILED BY OTHERS
FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
Race Affirming Books
Books for Parents
Videos for Children and Adolescents
Videos for Parents
News Articles for Parents
National Resources
Community Resources
Websites on Bullying