Mental health is significantly impacted by our unique perspectives, cultural and ethnic backgrounds, genders, sexual identity, and disabilities. Feeling understood, accepted and supported is an important protective factor for our mental health, while discrimination, stigma and mistreatment can contribute to emotional struggles.
Being intentional about diversity, equity and inclusion is integrated into our internal working environment, and part of every program we create. We also help our partner campuses and organizations to think about their diverse communities and find ways to support the unique needs of those communities.