Join us for a key event in our Wellbeing and Mental Health in Black People month where we welcome Grace Barrett!
The Black History Year are delighted to welcome Grace to discuss her story – candidly, how racism has impacted her mental health and her methods to be less defined and oppressed by it. There will be plenty of room for questions and dialogue so please, don’t be shy!
Once you sign up, the link to the event will be sent to you closer to the date.
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