At the heart of Lagos’s TMHC 3.0, Dr. Kadiri reframed trauma not as a defeat but a call to wisdom. This guest post explores how Nigeria’s mental-health revolution is shifting from silent suffering to shared stories, systemic change, and healing beyond the therapy room.

The MHA Lancaster Suicide Prevention Conference 2025 explored topics including trauma exposure, QPR training, and college mental health strategies. The event emphasized evidence-based approaches and stakeholder roles in suicide prevention.”

September 10th is World Suicide Prevention Day, a reminder that suicide can be prevented. We highlight some key events, and how AI is changing the narrative

UNGA Week 2025 is almost here, and the spotlight is turning to mental health and brain health. From high-level UN meetings to side events hosted by UNICEF, WHO, and leading nonprofits, New York will be buzzing with conversations on youth mental health, NCDs, and the future of the brain economy. Here’s a curated guide to the sessions worth attending (or streaming) from Sept 22–26.

Reflections on gender-based violence advocacy and the 16 Days of Activism campaign. Sitawa Wafula shares her experiences, insights, and resources for supporting survivors and ending GBV.

Reflections on African philanthropy, community engagement, and the Ubuntu spirit. Sitawa Wafula shares insights from speaking engagements and Giving Tuesday conversations.

Discover three practical ways to support mental health organizations, from holding space against stigma to bridging workforce gaps. Includes Giving Tuesday reflections and local initiatives like ExtraGive Lancaster.

Sitawa Wafula reflects on her first BET Awards experience, highlighting mental health advocacy, the significance of her recognition, and key moments from BET 2022 weekend.

This post provides an overview of Africa Day 2020 and the Africa Now Conference, discussing mental health, community initiatives, and key challenges affecting Africans globally.