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Create a new story of empowerment, belonging, justice, and hope.

How do religious and racial identities impact mental health for young Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC)? And how can faith leaders create environments that support mental wellness?

This special study equips you with how to best celebrate and support the growth and development of the young BIPOC in your midst. You'll learn how to navigate complex topics like mental health, religious identity, ethnic-racial identity, and racial injustice to create change from and within your faith tradition.

This is more than just research: it is a guide for creating empowerment, belonging, justice, and hope in the young BIPOC you serve. Featuring practical steps from Dr. Sarah Farmer and reflection questions to help you and your faith organization apply the findings, this study guides you in creating flourishing spaces of refuge and fulfillment for young BIPOC.

This study, part of The Springtide Series on Diversity, offers a closer look at how the national trends Springtide observes throughout the year display across different ethnic and racial social groups.