"You Good, Bro?"Brother to Brother

A Discussion on Black Men and

Mental Health

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2025 has brought a whirlwind of change—political tension, challenges in education, and uncertainty in the federal workforce. For many, these shifts have been overwhelming, but for Black men in particular, the impact carries a unique and often unspoken weight.

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Join us for a powerful virtual conversation as part of the Brother to Brother series, where Black male educators, mental health professionals, and community leaders will come together to reflect on the current moment. This discussion will dive into how the events of this year are affecting the mental health of Black men personally, professionally, and across generations.

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This dialogue will explore:

• The emotional and psychological toll of the current social and political climate

• The intersection of race, gender, and mental health

• How generational perspectives shape our coping strategies

• Practical steps to safeguard our mental well-being

 

This isn’t just a check-in. It’s a collective moment of truth, healing, and connection. Whether you’re struggling silently or advocating for others, we invite you to be part of this essential conversation.

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