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X-WR-CALNAME:Black History Month Research Series Event 2: “Towards a More
  Holistic Conceptualization of Mental Health Among Black Populations”
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DESCRIPTION:Mental health\, physical health and community interventions wil
 l highlight the third installment of the University of North Carolina at C
 hapel Hill School of Social Work’s Black History Month Research Series. 
 The annual series is sponsored by UNC’s Global Social Development Innova
 tions (GSDI) and INSPIRED Lab.\n\nThe second discussion in our series feat
 ures the University of Maryland\, Baltimore’s Theda Rose and the Univers
 ity of Michigan’s Camille Quinn in a discussion on mental health. Curren
 t thinking about mental health remains\, for the most part\, pathology bas
 ed\; however\, the absence of disorder alone is insufficient to characteri
 ze mental health. This panel will offer holistic models of mental health t
 hat incorporate well-being and pathology along with highlights of socio-ec
 ological factors associated with this broader conceptualization of mental 
 health.\n\nDate: Thursday\, Feb. 15\, 2024\n\nTime: Noon to 1 p.m.\n\nForm
 at: Virtual\n\nLivestream via ZoomCE Credit: 1 CE\n\nRegister online
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SUMMARY:Black History Month Research Series Event 2: “Towards a More Holi
 stic Conceptualization of Mental Health Among Black Populations”
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 eries_event_2_towards_a_more_holistic_conceptualization_of_mental_health_a
 mong_black_populations
CATEGORIES:Lectures
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