EXTERNAL RESOURCES

Indian Country ECHOs

A collective of organizations working to provide telehealth services for clinicians and health programs that serve American Indian and Alaska Native people.

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7 Cups

7 Cups is an organization that offers online therapy and peer support groups. It seeks to fortify mental health care for young teens and adults virtually, while introducing users to like minded people.

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QTPOC Mental Health

Exists to provide greater access to community healing. They host meditations for queer & trans people of color (QTPoC) and publish original art and writing on www.restforresistance.com.

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Project LET’S

Project LETS is a national grassroots organization and movement led by and for folks with lived experience of mental illness/madness, disability, trauma, & neurodivergence. They specialize in building just, responsive, and transformative peer support collectives and community mental health care structures that do not depend on state-sanctioned systems that trap our folks in the medical/prison-industrial complex. They work for and with multiple marginalized folks in our communities to provide access, political education, & material resources that are needed to survive and thrive. They believe in a world without systems of oppression, where non-carceral responses to crises are the norm!

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Naglona Positivity Pride: In-community eating disorder and body positive organization dedicated to creating visibility for BIPOC

An in-community, intersectional, eating-disorder, and body positive organization dedicated to creating visibility for the BIPOC community.

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A list of Organization Providing Resource and Safe Spaces for the Latinx LGBTQ Community

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Asian Community Health Centers

A database made by Tufts University with multiple mental health resources and Health Centers geared towards the Asian American community.

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New York Coalition for Asian American Mental Health

In recent years, the New York Coalition for Asian American Mental Health joined other community agencies to support Asian immigrants who are fearful of deportation and have become targets of hate crimes due to the anti-immigrant policies of the Trump administration. Workshops and resources were organized to help providers to reach out to this vulnerable population.

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Decolonizing Therapy

A movement in therapy promoted and led by Dr. Jennier Mullan. In her words, to decolonize therapy is to “reconnect to the humanization of therapy, to reclaim therapy, to include systems and oppression into our therapy practices and analysis, and to re-humanize therapists (bring them down from some pedestals), as well as to center the person and their cultural and political identities back into the Work. It is snatching psychology, social work and counseling back from the wrinkled white hands of European men.” With the website, you can sign up for a one-on-one session with Dr. Mullan, learn more about this movement, and listen to related podcasts.

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The Asian Mental Health Project

A website that offers different types of resources for those in the Asian American community. Their goal is to rid the negative cultural stigma that often discourages members of the community from receiving the help they need.

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National Asian American Pacific Islander Mental Health Association (Mental Health America)

The goal of the National Asian American Pacific Islander Mental Health Association is to educate Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders on mental health by making it more accessible in multiple languages. They strive to support these communities by offering mental health translators, fact sheets in multiple languages, and much more.

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Black Disabled Women Syllabus

The mission of Ramp Your Voice! is to promote empowerment, education, inclusion, and self-advocacy for disabled people across the United States and abroad. The organization specifically offers a safe place for the femme Black disabled community.

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