An intimate conversation with Dr. Colinda Hunter, DSW, LCSW, unveils crucial insights into the mental health challenges facing young Black boys and men in today’s
Camesha L. Jones, LCSW, is a radical social worker and community mental wellness advocate who serves at the intersection of culture, community and social justice.
Janice Davis, Ph.D., is director of clinical education at Howard University‘s School of Social Work. During her career, she has worked with numerous underserved populations
Tammy Hicks is founding member and chief executive officer of the Chicago “300” Black Women, a nonprofit that empowers, celebrates and honors African American women
Antonio McGaha, 39, is not your traditional student. While he’s enrolled at Atlanta Metropolitan State College, majors in social work, and was designated a scholar
Life-altering trauma can happen at any moment, but it is how you overcome trauma that really matters. This is true for Veronica Fox, an Atlanta Metropolitan
Erick Nunez is a social worker in New York City committed to raising HIV/AIDS awareness via his work with both Brightpoint Health and the YGBLI. He talks about stereotypes in how the ongoing epidemic is being addressed in Black and Latino communities by the media.
