Session: From Stigma to Support: Advancing Black Youth Mental Health Through Prevention, Help-Seeking, and Structural Change (Society for Social Work and Research 31st Annual Conference)
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22 From Stigma to Support: Advancing Black Youth Mental Health Through Prevention, Help-Seeking, and Structural Change

Schedule:
Thursday, January 21, 2027: 1:30 PM-3:00 PM
Union Station 16 (Hilton San Francisco Union Square)
Cluster: Black and African Diaspora Focused-Research
* noted as presenting author
Handshakes and Suits Won’t Save Black People - a Critical Macro Analysis of the Black Boy Industrial Complex
David Turner, PhD, University of California, Los Angeles
Multilevel Intersectional Stigma and Mental Health, Mental Help-Seeking Attitudes, and Mental Healthcare Behaviors Among Black Sexual Minority Emerging Adults
Brittany Ribeiro Brown, MSW, University of Michigan
Piloting a Film-Based Suicide Prevention Intervention for Black Middle School Students: Preliminary Findings from a RCT In Chicago
Janelle Goodwill, PhD, MSW, University of Chicago; Miwa Yasui, PhD, University of Chicago; Ashley Aguilar, MPP, University of Chicago; Chantelle Robinson, MA, University of Chicago; Alizé Hill, AM, University of Chicago; Kunashe Rwuizi, University of Chicago; Veda Kumar, University of Chicago; Maria Castro, MAT, University of Chicago
Social Capital As a Relational Pathway to Help-Seeking: Black Students' Perspectives on Mental Health Support and Racial Trauma Healing
Jalissa Worthy, MSW, Howard University
‘If You Kill Yourself, You Ain’t Gonna Go to Heaven’: The Role of Religiousness In Mental Health Help-Seeking Among Emerging Black Adult Zoomers
Emi Guzman, BA, University of Southern California; Caroline Lee Sweeney, MSW, University of Washington; Leona Ofei, MPH, University of California, Los Angeles; Hans Oh, PhD, MSW, EdM, University of Southern California
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