Seeking out mental health support is challenging for many of us. The conversation around mental health often gets more complicated when you’re disabled, LGBTQIA+ or a person of color. Join us on March 27th at 2:00pm ET / 11:00am PT for a conversation with self-advocates and policy experts on mental health and disability including Pitt School of Social Work Associate Professor Nev Jones. Learn more about the mental health research currently taking place with the All of Us Research Program, and how you can help make it more inclusive. Register here.
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