Our bodies: where sexuality, health, rights and justice are lived.
Every Body is the World Sexual Health Day 2026 theme, a declaration that Sexual Health, Rights, Justice and Pleasure belong to every person, in every body, without exception.
September 4, 2026
#WSHD2026 #EveryBody
Happy BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month!
This month we honor and celebrate the resilience, mental wellness, and unique experiences of all individuals from Black, Indigenous, and People of Color communities.
I absolutely adore working with this population and have dedicated my career to providing care to all!
The world is a gorgeous place with you in it and we shall fight for mental health equity and every single human right for you forever and ever.
Let's celebrate BIPOC mental health this July and everyday as we advocate for all human rights!
FIND A CULTURALLY AFFIRMING THERAPIST
Psychology Today: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists
Inclusive Therapists: inclusivetherapists.com (@inclusivetherapists)
Therapy for Black Girls: therapyforblackgirls.com (@therapyforblackgirls)
Therapy for Black Men: therapyforblackmen.org (@therapyforblackmen)
Latinx Therapy: latinxtherapy.com (@latinxtherapy)
Asian Mental Health Collective: asianmhc.org (@asianmentalhealthcollective)
Therapy for Queer People of Color: therapyforqpoc.com (@therapyforqpoc)
Black Therapists Rock: blacktherapistsrock.com (@blacktherapistsrock)
NQTTCN (National Queer & Trans Therapists of Color Network): nqttcn.com (@nqttcn)
Melanin & Mental Health: melaninandmentalhealth.com (@melaninandmentalhealth)
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS & THERAPY FUNDS
The Loveland Foundation: thelovelandfoundation.org Therapy funds for Black women & girls
BEAM: beam.community Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective
The AAKOMA Project: aakomaproject.org Mental health for diverse teens & families
We R Native: wernative.org Wellness for Indigenous youth, by Indigenous youth
SAMHIN: samhin.org South Asian Mental Health Initiative & Network
NAAPIMHA (National Asian American Pacific Islander Mental Health Association): naapimha.org
One Sky Center: oneskycenter.org (The American Indian/Alaska Native National Resource Center for Health, Education, and Substance Abuse)
Black Girls Smile: blackgirlssmile.org (Mental wellness education and therapy assistance for young Black women and girls)
CRISIS & IMMEDIATE SUPPORT (Save these numbers!)
The Trevor Project: thetrevorproject.org | Call 1-866-488-7386 or text START to 678-678 (24/7 crisis support tailored for LGBTQ youth, including queer youth of color)
Call Blackline: callblackline.com | 1-800-604-5841 (Prioritizing BIPOC individuals)
StrongHearts Native Helpline: strongheartshelpline.org | 1-844-7NATIVE (Indigenous safe space for domestic/sexual violence)
Naseeha: naseeha.org | 1-866-627-3342 (Support for Muslim & non-Muslim communities)
Crisis Text Line: crisistextline.org | Text HELLO to 741741 (Free 24/7 support)
Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: 988lifeline.org | Call or text 988
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I am honored every day that I get to support and work with our Veterans from various cultural and diversity backgrounds who have experienced so many difficulties during and after their time in service.
Today, I remember those that have been lost, whose stories live on with our Veterans, and know that they are remembered even by those of us who never had the honor of knowing them directly. Thank you to all who lost their lives and I hope we can live up to your memory.
April 6th is Asexual Awareness Day 💜
A moment to recognize, respect, and celebrate the asexual community—people who experience little or no sexual attraction AND have rich, meaningful lives, relationships, and identities.
Asexuality is not a disorder, not something to pathologize, and not something that needs to be changed. It’s a natural variation of human experience.
If you’re asexual: you are valid, seen, and deserving of understanding today and every day.
