BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Event

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, & People of Color) Mental Health Awareness Month

Did you know that July is BIPOC mental health awareness month? Join mental health counselors Purvi and Noel for an engaging activity table outside of the Health Services building at the Oceanside Campus. 

Participate in art
Eat Mexican candy
Learn about why mental health matters for students of color

Tuesday, July 26, 12pm-2pm
Grassy lawn between the Oceanside Student Center West Patio and Health Services 3300. 

Everyone welcome, please stop by!

 

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