Kennedy-Satcher Center for Mental Health Equity

@kennedysatcher's researchers collected state by state data to score the quality and accessibility of public resources and information on 988, specifically for our #equity priority groups. Read the quarterly report and see how your state is doing: kennedysatcher.org/impact-areas/r…

This #MinorityMentalHealthMonth, we acknowledge the persistent challenges faced by individuals in minority populations, as they encounter barriers to accessing mental health & substance use services. If you're unjustly denied coverage, visit DontDenyMe.org. #DontDenyMe

June is World #InfertitlityAwarenessMonth. We recognize the mental toll infertility can cause on a couple and a family. You deserve mental health and substance use care to support you though your journey. Go to DontDenyMe.org for more. #DontDenyMe

Did you know that 56% of LGBTQ young people who wanted mental health care in the past year were not able to get it? If you or a loved one are experiencing unfair insurance denials visit DontDenyMe.org for resources. #DontDenyMe #PrideMonth

REMINDER: Join SHLI tomorrow at noon EST for a dynamic discussion on Policy, PrEP and PEP in the Southern United States. Register to attend at the following link: lnkd.in/eFGmqaQk #SHLI #endtheepidemic

A new @Surgeon_General's Advisory is highlighting the impact of social media on #YouthMentalHealth and calling for swift, multi-sector action to maximize its benefits and reduce the risk of harm. Learn more: surgeongeneral.gov/ymh-socialmedia

This #NationalTeacherAppreciationWeek we recognize the toll the pandemic has taken on our nation’s educators. Our teachers deserve mental health and substance use care and they deserve equal insurance coverage to access it. Learn more at DontDenyMe.org #DontDenyMe

WATCH & SHARE: Our #EndtheEpidemic fast fact of the day presented by Evan Martin, LMSW. Mr. Martin serves as Program Manager for the End the Epidemic project. Learn how SHLI and XULA Health Disparities Research Center are working to End the HIV Epidemic: youtu.be/zuFjk-KIPII

May is #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth which means it’s the perfect time to grow your knowledge of your rights to equal coverage for mental health and substance use care. Check out DenyDenyMe.org for resources and more. #DontDenyMe

Tune in to today's important discussion on minority health! facebook.com/lungevity/vide…

April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month. Mental health care is supportive and even lifesaving after a trauma. Visit DontDenyMe.org for more on your rights to equal coverage. #DontDenyMe

WATCH & SHARE: Our #EndtheEpidemic fast fact of the day presented by Jareese Stroud, MPH. Learn how SHLI and XULA Health Disparities Research Center are working to End the HIV Epidemic: youtu.be/LW3WGL_ntkw

New data reveals that among adults, those ages 18-24 are most likely to report anxiety or depression. Young adults shouldn’t have to suffer alone. Visit DontDenyMe.org to learn more about parity laws that guarantee equal coverage for mental health care.

"April 10th is National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NYHAAD), which was first observed in 2013. Learn how the Satcher Health Leadership Institute is working to end the HIV epidemic: satcherinstitute.org/research/end-t… #ETE #EndTheEpidemic #NYHAAD"

Today is World Bipolar Day. Nearly 6 million Americans live with bipolar disorder and each one of them deserves access to quality care. Check out DontDenyMe.org to learn about your rights to equal insurance coverage for mental health & substance use care. #DontDenyMe

WATCH & SHARE: Our #EndtheEpidemic fast fact of the day presented by Allyson Belton, MPH. Learn how SHLI and XULA Health Disparities Research Center are working to End the HIV Epidemic: youtube.com/watch?v=rf8cj8…

WATCH & SHARE: Our #EndtheEpidemic fast fact of the day presented by Paul Sprowl. Learn how SHLI and XULA Health Disparities Research Center are working to End the HIV Epidemic: youtube.com/watch?v=mkZA_o…

CDC data reveals 57% of girls reported feelings of sadness in 2021. That may be jarring, or it may hit painfully closely to home. This #WomensHistoryMonth, don’t let insurance denials prevent you from getting your girls mental health care. Visit DontDenyMe.org for info.

Winter days can be long and gloomy. But mental health care is available to support you. If you’re being unfairly denied by your insurance company for mental health care, go to DontDenyMe.org to learn more about your rights. #DontDenyMe

Kids’ mental health is one of parents’ top concerns. Getting denied by your insurance company for their mental health care only adds to those worries. Check out DontDenyMe.org for resources to file a complaint and understand your rights. #DontDenyMe

Black Americans face unique barriers to accessing mental health and addiction care. DontDenyMe.org has resources and info to help make sure you’re not unfairly denied coverage for this care. Visit today. #DontDenyMe #BlackHistoryMonth