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Reach out
Today, the first Monday in March, the University of Toronto recognizes Black Mental Health Day.
Established through a partnership between the City of Toronto and TAIBU Community Health Centre, this day highlights the impacts of anti-Black racism on mental health in Toronto’s Black communities—and in Canada more broadly—and encourages systemic change.
Read the rest of the statement by Kelly Hannah-Moffat, VP, People Strategy, Equity & Culture
