Would you like to stand with BIPOC medical providers and future medical leaders? These are some ways you can take action:
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Learn about racial disparities in mental health in the medical field.
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Tell your own story to illuminate racial and gender disparities in mental health outcomes and treatment experienced by POC providers; share it with us.
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Screen the film to create safe spaces for dialogue among BIPOC medical caregivers.
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Advocate for best practices and policies for mental health and wellness needs of BIPOC medical caregivers. Share vetted best practices with your medical/health institution.
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Plan a screening of I AM NOT YOUR HERO in partnership with your local health
organization, academic institution. Use the post-screening discussion to brainstorm ways to support BIPOC providers’ mental health and wellness needs. -
Educate students and peers about mental health and wellness and provide resources.
To support the documentary, I AM NOT YOUR HERO, and our outreach and engagement campaign, please make a tax-deductible donation to Shared Harvest Foundation.
Our campaign goals are below:
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Tell your own story to illuminate racial and gender disparities in mental health outcomes and treatment experienced by POC providers; share it with us
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Screen the film to create safe spaces for dialogue among BIPOC medical caregivers
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Advocate for best practices and policies for mental health and wellness needs of BIPOC medical caregivers within hospitals and academia
We are deeply grateful for your support!
Our impact goals for the film are below. Please contact us if you are interested in becoming a partner or sustainer.
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Amplify the message that caregivers need care, emotional and mental health.
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Illuminate the racial and gender disparities in mental health outcomes and treatment - particularly in the aftermath of COVID-19.
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Promote the wellness and belonging needs of BIPOC medical caregivers in order to advance a sustainable practice and pipeline.
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Support efforts to co-create safe spaces to advocate for improved mental wellbeing outcomes among health professionals.