BIPOC and Marginalized Mental Health Resources
Carthage Resources
Carthage’s serves to advance cultural competency and advocacy on campus through faculty, staff, and students. The is a hub open to all members of the Carthage community, promoting the engagement, wellbeing, and all-inclusive growth of all students.
Arab, Middle Eastern, Muslim, and South Asian Mental Health
offers information about Arab, Middle Eastern, Muslim, and South Asian (AMEMSA) demographics, cultural factors, societal issues, mental health prevalence, treatment challenges, and protective factors.
further expands on depression and anxiety in the AMEMSA communities and offers .
aims to address mental health issues facing the United States’ South Asian community. It seeks to empower individuals through education and research, as well as building up a stronger system of support.
The Mental Health Coalition offers resources on . Love Has No Labels has information on
Asian American and Pacific Islander Mental Health
provides information on Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) demographics, race-based issues, societal issues, mental health prevalence, treatment issues, and information on access and insurance. The American Psychiatric Association offers additional
, , and aim to make mental healthcare more accessible to Asian communities by offering directories with resources, blogs and stories, opportunities to connect with others over shared experiences, training opportunities, policy advocacy, and directories with Asian mental health providers.
is a national coalition fighting against racism and racial injustice, they work with communities and government stakeholders to document the rise of anti-AAPI hate and dismantle the systems that allow it to persist.
The Mental Health Coalition offers resources on
Black Mental Health
Black and African American mental health and demographic information, stats, barriers, how to seek culturally competent care, and mental health resources can be found with the , , and . offers information on mental health in Black communities, stressors, clinical conditions, Black mental wellbeing, and tips for fostering Black mental health.
Organizations such as , , , the , and aim to reduce barriers and decrease stigma. They provide mental health resources, blogs and stories, education, articles, training opportunities, and directories with Black mental health providers. was created by the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. and the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD) to help educate others and encourage others to seek treatment.
is a movement that is committed to ending white supremacy and violence committed against Black communities. The organization acts on these goals as well as affirming the lives and humanity of all Black individuals. is a grassroots organization that advocates for change surrounding civil rights and social justice issues that impact Black individuals in the United States. It aims to magnify Black voices and put an end to race-based discrimination.
The Mental Health Coalition offers information on
Indigenous Mental Health
has information on Native and Indigenous communities and mental health demographics, race-based issues, societal issues, mental health prevalence, treatment issues, and information on access and insurance. The Indian Health Services (IHS) offers additional in the American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities.
Organizations such as the , the , , and provide mental health, sobriety, recovery, and addiction resources. Tools to help find mental health services include: and search tool. allows users to submit questions on a variety of topics, funding and grant information, and policy advocacy.
offers culturally relevant and confidential support to Native American and Alaskan natives via phone (call or text 1-844-7NATIVE (762-8483)) or online chat for domestic, dating, and sexual violence.
is a non-profit organization that advocates for the needs of indigenous communities in the United States. It is involved with legislation and advocacy for the interests of this group, along with providing research and training surrounding health and mental health. is a federally-funded research center with the purpose of furthering the prevention and treatment of substance abuse and mental health issues among indigenous communities.
The Mental Health Coalition offers an article on
Jewish Mental Health
, including demographics, mental health risk factors, and treatment recommendations. Additionally, The Blue Dove Foundation offers statistics on and .
, , , , , and provide education about Jewish mental health and addiction, prevention, resources, crisis support, advocacy, and offers programs, trainings, and events for communities aimed to provide support and reduce stigma. offers free emotional and spiritual support (it is not therapy) that is nondenominational and inclusive. offers a of providers as does The Jewish Therapist Collective’s . provides mental health, counseling, social services, case management, and safe and affordable housing to individuals of all religions, races, and ethnicities in the greater Milwaukee area.
is an organization that works towards social justice, education, and leadership development to inspire change.
Love Has No Labels has information on .
Latinx Mental Health
Latinx/Hispanic communities and mental health demographic information, race-based issues, societal issues, mental health prevalence, treatment issues, and information on access and insurance can be found on the website. The offers additional behavioral health information.
, , , and provide information and mental health resources, help reduce stigma, provide accuracy, offer support groups (not group therapy), a , and directories for Latinx and Hispanic mental health providers. The helpline (1-866-783-2645) provides free and confidential health information in Spanish and English to help callers navigate the health system. helps to fund therapy for the Latinx community.
Databases and directories to search for Latinx mental health providers include: , , and .
The Mental Health Coalition offers an article on .
LGBTQIA+ and QTBIPOC Mental Health
has information on LGBTQ+ communities and mental health demographics, race-based issues, societal issues, mental health prevalence, treatment issues, and information on access and insurance. The Trevor Project has the on the mental health of the LGBTQ young people.
Organizations such as , , , and provide mental health information and resources, blogs and stories, education, articles, training opportunities, opportunities to connect with others, events, , and directories with providers. Directories for providers include: , , and . MHA and the Human Rights Campaign created a guide with
is the largest LGBTQ+ civil rights organization that strives to make equality, equity, and liberation a reality for all LGBTQ+ people. is a non-profit focused on LGBTQ advocacy and cultural change. works towards freedom and justice for LGBTQ+ individuals and families through initiatives.
The American Psychiatric Association offers resources on the and .
Additionally, local resources include: , , and , which provides services through the Milwaukee Transgender Program, and with Froedtert.