Mental Health and Intersectionality: Gaps and Opportunities in Serving Youth

As we're hearing from mentoring programs and schools across the nation, mental health is a No. 1 concern for youth workers and teachers coming out of the pandemic. However, mental health services and trainings are often geared to the public at large, without specifically addressing the needs that particular sub-populations of youth may face. 

Join MENTOR Indiana, Write Connections and the League for the Blind & Disabled for a panel discussion exploring the intersectional gaps and opportunities in addressing youth's mental health with the resources and approaches that they need to be successful.