NAMI DeKalb

NAMI DeKalb The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) DeKalb is a local non profit committed to serving and

Luke Hannon Memorial Co****le Tournament & Fundraiser for NAMI Join us at Wild Heaven for a day of co****le, community, ...
03/11/2026

Luke Hannon Memorial Co****le Tournament & Fundraiser for NAMI

Join us at Wild Heaven for a day of co****le, community, and honoring Luke Hannon while supporting NAMI Georgia.

When: Saturday, March 28, 2026
Check-in: 11:30 AM | Play starts: 12:00 PM

Tournament Format:
• 3-Game Round Robin
• Top 8 Teams advance to Single Elimination

Entry Fee: $100 per team
36 team max — sign up ASAP!
Day-of registration available if spots remain

https://co****leatl.leaguelab.com/league/97811/details

Throw some bags, honor Luke’s memory, and support mental health in Georgia!

Join us Mondays at the Georgia State Capitol from 10:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. to advocate Together for Mental Health.Get involv...
03/09/2026

Join us Mondays at the Georgia State Capitol from 10:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. to advocate Together for Mental Health.

Get involved by:
✔️ Meeting with your legislators
✔️ Tabling with us to share resources
✔️ Holding signs & showing visibility

Register today! https://lnkd.in/g3jPS38V

Now accepting applications for the CIT-Youth in Crisis Teacher Training 💙 This virtual, three-day program equips profess...
02/26/2026

Now accepting applications for the CIT-Youth in Crisis Teacher Training 💙 This virtual, three-day program equips professionals to better support youth experiencing mental health crises—and empowers graduates to bring CIT-Youth training directly to their communities. Apply by March 13 to become part of this statewide effort with NAMI Georgia

This Black History Month, we honor pioneers who shaped the foundation of mental health equity.Dr. Inez Beverly Prosser w...
02/25/2026

This Black History Month, we honor pioneers who shaped the foundation of mental health equity.

Dr. Inez Beverly Prosser was the first Black woman to earn a doctorate in psychology. Her groundbreaking research examined how racism and inequality impact the mental health and identity development of Black children — helping spark early conversations about school desegregation in the United States.

Her legacy reminds us that advocating for equity in education and mental health has always been connected.

This Black History Month, we honor trailblazers who challenged bias in psychology.Dr. Robert Lee Williams II earned his ...
02/24/2026

This Black History Month, we honor trailblazers who challenged bias in psychology.

Dr. Robert Lee Williams II earned his Ph.D. from Washington University in St. Louis and went on to create the Black Intelligence Test of Cultural Homogeneity challenging biased IQ testing and disproving harmful myths about Black intelligence.

He was also a founding member of the National Association of Black Psychologists, helping pave the way for culturally grounded psychological research and care.

Equity in mental health begins with equity in research.

This Black History Month, we honor leaders advancing equity in mental health and public health.Dr. Hope Landrine, profes...
02/23/2026

This Black History Month, we honor leaders advancing equity in mental health and public health.

Dr. Hope Landrine, professor at East Carolina University, has dedicated her career to researching health disparities impacting African American communities. With over $11 million in research funding and groundbreaking work on cancer disparities, her scholarship continues to push conversations around equity, culture, and care forward.

Representation in research matters. Equity in mental health matters.

Did you know that Black adults are 20% more likely to experience serious psychological distress, yet only 1 in 3 who nee...
02/22/2026

Did you know that Black adults are 20% more likely to experience serious psychological distress, yet only 1 in 3 who need mental health care receive it? These disparities highlight the urgent need for culturally responsive support, education, and access to services.

At NAMI Georgia, we are committed to ensuring every community has the tools and resources needed to prioritize mental health. Through programs like NAMI Sharing Hope, we provide free, culturally centered education that empowers individuals and families to talk openly about mental health, reduce stigma, and connect with support in a safe, community‑led space.

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