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Multicultural Action Center Resources

As part of our commitment to provide educational resources for consumers and family members from diverse communities and the NAMI leaders reaching out to these communities, NAMI has developed materials to provide culturally relevant information about mental illness, treatment options, recovery and support. This page is the portal for viewing and downloading these materials as well as resources from our partners and other experts in the field. Contact us at MACenter@nami.org to request hard copies.

Community-specific information:

 

 

Publications/ Newsletters

¡Avanzamos!
NAMI Spanish-language publication, available electronically and in print

Recovery for All
E-newsletter of the NAMI Multicultural Action Center

Community Interest
List-Serves

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  • Latino E-news
  • African American E-news
  • Asian American Pacific Islander E-news

Linguistic Community Resources


Additional NAMI Information on Mental Health Care in Diverse Communities


 Helpful Tools for NAMI State Organizations and Affiliates


Education Initiative Toolkits

In Living Color: Depression Treatment in Primary Care: Developed in partnership with the American Psychiatric Association, this three hour education course equips physicians practicing in primary care settings with the knowledge and tools to identify and provide appropriate treatment of depression to medically underserved ethnic and racial groups.

Sharing Hope: Understanding Mental Health: This do-it-yourself toolkit for outreach to African American congregations features a one hour presentation to increase understanding and awareness of mental health recovery among African American congregations. 


Research and Reports


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