No More Martyrs is pleased to present the 2021 Minority Mental Health Awareness Summit in recognition of Minority Mental Health Awareness Month.  

African-American, Latino, Asian, LGBT and Native American speakers have been invited to share their perspectives on what it means to provide culturally responsive care and services. 

This virtual event will take place July 13-15, 2021 from 8:30am - 1:00pm (cst) each day. NBCC CEs are available for for counselors, social workers and peer support specialists. NBCC CEs will be provided by ADvantage Counseling & Education Services, LLC. A total of 9 NBCC CEs are available for attending this year's Minority Mental Health Awareness Summit.

About the Summit

The Minority Mental Health Awareness Summit is a unique national event that focuses on the importance of cultural competence in mental health care and advocacy. The summit is open to the public and scheduled for July 13-15, 2021. The theme of this year's event is: Beyond BIPOC: Naming Ourselves for Ourselves.

Who Should Attend

This event focuses on collaborative conversations about improving quality of mental care and dismantling stigma for minority populations. Target audiences include licensed mental health counselors, university students with interest in mental health, non-profit professionals, social workers, nurses, peer support specialists, educators, consumers (and loved ones), mental health advocates, community health organizers and religious leaders.

Please visit www.NoMoreMartyrs.org for the following information regarding the Minority Mental Health Awareness Summit:

• Summit Agenda
• Invited Speaker Bios

Questions / Inclusive Considerations

Contact No More Martyrs: [email protected] or 205-440-2837.