Conventional definitions of mental health, manhood, and social support create barriers to
accessing behavioral health care for Black men ages 18 to 30. Targeted behavioral health …

The Ottawa Charter emphasised the importance of building healthy public policy as a central
pillar of health promotion action. Gender and equity have often been a key focus of public …

Young Black men face unique interpersonal challenges throughout their time on college
campuses, as they are forced to navigate anticipated developmental stressors (eg …

The current study analyzed data from 413 Black college students who participated in the
2015–2016 Healthy Minds Study to identify which specific coping strategies moderate the …

A review on the disparities in the identification and assess... : Current Opinion in Pediatrics A
review on the disparities in the identification and assessment of depression in Black …

Background Black college-aged men are less likely than their peers to use formal,
therapeutic in-person services for mental health concerns. As the use of mobile technologies …

Objective Over the past three decades, there has been a disproportionate increase in
premature deaths among young Black Males (YMBs) in the US. This devastating trend has …

Men's mainstream media exposure is often associated with traditional gender role
endorsement, which in turn predicts negative mental health consequences. However, prior …

Understanding mental health risks among Black men is a step forward in reducing health
and educational disparities that are persistent in today's society. Semi-structured focus …

Background: Social media is widely accessible and increasingly utilized. Social media users
develop hashtags and visual, text-based imagery to challenge misrepresentations, garner …