Why Representation Matters in Mental Health: Students and Alumni Reflect on The Impact of Their Mentors 11/19/2024 11:58:36 AMHannah Van SickleThree Black women standing in front of a white board(L to R) Dr. Natalie A. Cort, Associate Professor, Director, Center for Multicultural and Global Mental Health, Alyssa Cetoute, and Dr. Shani Turner, Assistant Professor, Director, African and Caribbean Mental Health ConcentrationThree Black women standing in front of a white boardFor communities keen on inclusion, representation of diverse perspectives is key. It’s been shown to build confidence and increase belonging among individuals from historically marginalized groups which, when it comes to mental health, might make representation matter even more than in other arenas.Around CampusAround CampusLGBTQIAMulticulturalVeterans