Mental health conditions do not discriminate based on race, ethnicity, gender, or identity. Anyone can experience the challenges of mental illness regardless of their background. However, your concerns or experiences and how you understand and cope with these conditions may be different.

• Filling our Cups: 4 Ways People of Color can Foster Mental Health and Practice Restorative Healing: Strategies for how people of color can foster mental health and practice restorative healing.

South Asian Mental Health

• MannMukti.org: A one-stop resource for South Asians to learn about and address mental health concerns with each other.
• South Asian Mental Health Initiative & Network: SAMHIN, is a non-profit that addresses the mental health needs of the South Asian community in the U.S. Their goal is to decrease the stigma and shame associated with mental illness and offer resources for people who seek help.
• South Asian Public Health Association Mental Health Facts: South Asians often exhibit different symptoms than what traditional western medicine teaches to medical professionals to look out for. Visit SAPHA to learn more.
• Southasiantherapist: Follow this Instagram account for content relating to South Asian mental health.
• South Asian Therapist Near you: Find a South Asian therapist.
• The Silence About Mental Health in South Asian Culture Is Dangerous: This New Republic Article discusses mental health stigma, silence, and benefit of seeking help in the South Asian Community.

Latinx Mental Health

• National Alliance on Mental Health: Mental Health Challenges and Support: Latinx Communities
• The Focus on You: Self-care, mental health, and inspirational articles written by a Latina therapist.
• Psychology Today: Find Hispanic and Latino therapists by utilizing this search engine.

Black Mental Health

• Please visit our Resources for Black Students page.

Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders

• 17 Mental Health Resources for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders: Discrimination, harassment, and violence have a serious impact on the mental health and well-being of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. For example, one study found that 42% of those who had experienced discrimination had anxiety symptoms, 30% had depression symptoms, and 39% had symptoms of traumatic stress. Therefore, it is critical that these communities have access to appropriate mental health resources.
• Stop AAPI Hate: This website provides incident reporting for hate crimes and latest news.

QTPOC Mental Health

• Rest for Resistance: Mental health and wellness resources for queer and trans people of color.
• Mental Health in the Black LGBTQ Community: Dr. Thomas Vance, a Postdoctoral Clinical & Research Fellow at the Columbia Gender Identity Program, discusses mental health in the Black LGBTQ community, from issues to consider to finding a culturally sensitive provider.
• Southasiansmh: follow this Instagram account for South Asian Sexual & Mental Health Alliance content.
• Brown Taboo Project: Join SASMHA’s founders & guests as they discuss South Asian identity, mental health, healthy relationships, LGBTQ+ issues, sexuality, and other brown taboos.
• South Asian Public Health Association LGBTQIA+ Resources

Muslim Mental Health

• Islam and Mental Health: The Institute for Muslim Mental Health shares basic mental health education and the connection between mental health and Islam. Misconceptions about mental health in the Muslim community are also discussed.
• The Mindful Muslim: A space to have open, honest, raw conversations on mental health, psychology, Islam and spirituality.
• MSA National: The Muslim Students Association National serves Muslim students and alumni to facilitate their efforts to establish, develop, and maintain professionally supported chapters of Muslim Student Associations. Emphasis is placed on the spiritual, religious, and social, civic growth and well-being of students.
• Halal Guide: The Muslim Students Association National guide of how to achieve Halal food on campus.
• Kalamazoo Islamic Center: This center provides services to nurture well-being. KIC also provides information and lectures about Islam to the non-Muslim community and the media so as to help build bridges in the community for better communication and understanding.

Jewish Mental Health

• The Blue Dove Foundation: The Blue Dove Foundation is working toward advancing conversations about mental illness and substance abuse, eradicating shame and educating the community.
• RUACH: RUACH Support is a Jewish project that provides nondenominational and inclusive emotional and spiritual (virtual) support that is accessible wherever you are physically, emotionally, financially, or spiritually.
• HereNow: A teen-led community for mental health and wellness. Created by teens for teens, the HereNow app is a new way for teens to connect with other teens to share their stories and find real answers to their mental health questions and concerns.
• Ritualwell: An online resource curating progressive, Jewish resources. They offer a supportive online community for those seeking to make Jewish practice their own.
• We Need to Talk: A youth mental health initiative of the Detroit Jewish community.
• Beit T’Shuvah: A residential addiction treatment center, congregation, and an educational institute.

Relevant Podcasts

• You’re Pretty For A: insert (country, skin color, religion, trait). We’re sure you’ve heard the infamous backhanded compliment and well, we’re pretty tired of it. Three women of color, Londoners. Muslim. Giving you insight issues from a perspective not often heard.
• Code Switch: Fearless conversations about race. Hosted by journalists of color, our podcast tackles the subject of race head-on. This podcast explores how race impacts every part of society — from politics and pop culture to history, sports and everything in between.
• The Diversity Gap: Stories of the people most impacted by diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. What will it take to close the gap between our good intentions and the outcomes we hope for?
• QueerWOC: Join Money and Nikeeta, two Black Queer Troublemakers, on this biweekly insurgent audio syllabus that unites, ignites, and excites the queer women of color community. QueerWOC is a space for queer women and folks of color rooted in reimagining healing, organizing, and community.
• AfroQueer: A podcast about queer Africans living, loving, surviving and thriving on the African continent and in the diaspora. 
• LGBTQ&A: An LGBTQ+ interview podcast.
• MSA National Podcast: The Muslim Student Association’s podcast. Tune in to hear stories from students and leaders across the country.

Resources for Allies

• Powershift: Resources for White Allies.
• Checklist for White Allies: How often do you behave as an ally to people of color? A checklist created by Kathryn Russell