?????? ???????????? ???????????? ?????????????????? Our research on HBCU student mental health has uncovered some fascinating paradoxes:? ? While 78% of HBCU students believe their institutions prioritize mental well-being, only 38% of those who seek therapy use on-campus services? ? 52% believe others would judge someone for seeking mental health support, yet when asked if they themselves would judge others, the answer is consistently NO. Want to dive deeper into these findings? Join our upcoming webinars:? ???????????????????????:? "Flourishing Minds: Understanding the HBCU Mental Health Advantage."- Explore the research methodology and practical applications for institutions nationwide. https://lnkd.in/e_ThqzQc ???????????????????????:? "Strength in Sisterhood: Black Women's Mental Health at HBCUs" - A special Women's History Month exploration of Black women's unique mental health experiences.?https://lnkd.in/eDEX_NPr ????????'?? ???????? ????????????????????? ???????? ?????? ???????? ?????????????????? ???? ???????? ???????????? ???????????? ?????????????? ?????????????? ?????? ?????????????? ???????????? ?????????? ?????????? ??????, ???????? ???????????? ?????? ????????????'?? ?????????? ?????????????? ???????? ?????? ?????? ???????? ???????????? #MentalHealthMatters #HBCUs #HigherEducation #UNCFResearch?
UNCF Institute for Capacity Building
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Atlanta,Georgia 2,426 位关注者
A mind is a terrible thing to waste, but a wonderful thing to invest in.
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UNCF’s Institute for Capacity Building (ICB) partners with Black colleges and universities to support their transformation and continuous improvement—all to propel student success, community advancement and the fight for educational equity and racial justice. In addition to providing direct support and strategic engagement to 41 Black colleges and universities, ICB promotes the adoption of best practices emerging from the collective efforts of all HBCUs and PBIs (Predominantly Black Institutions). The Institute for Capacity Building’s efforts have supported institutional partner gains in student and workforce outcomes, including improved rates in integrated co-curricular engagement, graduation and job placement. Each year ICB organizes UNCF UNITE, the most influential gathering on Black higher education.
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Excited to be in conversation tomorrow with Belinda Archibong and Camille Stewart Gloster, Esq at the 2025 AI Innovation Summit, a one-day event designed to foster collaboration and innovation between students, AI professionals, faculty, and industry experts. Thank you Alexandria J. Maloney, MPA (Black Professionals in International Affairs - BPIA) and Randi Hunley, PhD (Deloitte) for the invitation to participate and share insights on how HBCU faculty, staff and students are leading on AI.
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Black students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities and Predominantly Black Institutions experience better mental health outcomes in several key areas compared to their peers at other institutions, while also facing distinct challenges that require attention, says a new report published this week in collaboration with the UNCF Institute for Capacity Building, Healthy Minds Network and The Steve Fund. “It is essential to elevate the unique experiences, strengths, and challenges of HBCU students in conversations about mental health and wellbeing,” said Akilah Patterson, a PhD student in the Department of Health Behavior & Health Equity at the University of Michigan School of Public Health and the lead researcher for the report. “At this pivotal moment in college student wellbeing, the voices of Black students should not only be heard, but also supported and acted upon. This research paves the way for more action.” Learn more: https://myumi.ch/61dm1
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360 Discussion Series Returns for Season 4! The Trellis Strategies 360 Discussion Series is back on March 17—kicking off its fourth season with a focus on Institutional Transformation to Empower Modern Learners. In Episode 1: Rethinking Learners, Dr. Debra Chromy hosts Ray Martinez, Valerie Dent, and Rev. Dr. Darryl Ann Lai Fang for a conversation on: ? Who modern learners are and the evolving landscape of higher education. ? The diverse challenges they face, from financial barriers to shifting career pathways. ? How institutions can adapt through asset-driven transformation that benefits both students and campuses. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gqMHWHWU Join the discussion on reimagining institutional approaches to meet the needs of today’s learners!
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At the UNCF Institute for Capacity Building we're committed to supporting HBCUs in advancing research, innovation, and intellectual property. That’s why we’re excited to partner with The Michelson Institute for Intellectual Property to help amplify their important survey on these critical topics. ? Your insights will help shape the future of innovation at HBCUs. The survey is confidential, and the first 50 participants will receive a $50 gift card!? ? Your voice matters! Join the conversation and share your perspective today.?The deadline to submit is Monday, March 17th! ? Share Your Feedback Here: https://hubs.li/Q03b1QVz0 #IntellectualProperty #Transformation #HBCUs #Innovation #Research #PBIs #UNCFICB #HigherEd
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BREAKING RESEARCH: The "HBCU Effect" on student mental health is real! We are thrilled to announce the results of an unprecedented nationwide mental health research study in our new report "Flourishing: Bolstering the Mental Health of Students at HBCUs and PBIs"! Conducted in partnership with Healthy Minds Network and The Steve Fund, this research is grounded in surveys collected from 2,500 students across 18 HBCUs and PBIs that was compared with surveys conducted at dozens of non-HBCUs across the country. This research was designed to provide key insights on the state of mental health at HBCUs, fill critical gaps in mental health support, and create even stronger environments where all students can thrive. The findings demonstrate remarkable mental health outcomes for HBCU students, despite greater financial stressors and barriers to mental health services: ? HBCU students report "flourishing" mental health at significantly higher rates than their peers. ? HBCU students experience significantly lower rates of anxiety, substance use, and eating disorders ? HBCU students feel a stronger sense of belonging. ? HBCU students are willing to be more open about their emotions while on campus ? HBCU students are more likely to believe that their institutions prioritize mental well-being. We will host two information-packed webinars based on the report: ?? Flourishing Minds: Understanding the HBCU Mental Health Advantage - Explore the research methodology behind the report, key findings, and practical applications for institutions nationwide. (March 20, Noon EST) https://lnkd.in/eDz_yPWQ ?? Strength in Sisterhood: Black Women's Mental Health at HBCUs - A special Women's History Month session examining unique insights about Black women's mental health experiences and support systems (March 26, Noon EST) https://lnkd.in/e8TnUiMN To read the press release, download the report, and sign up for the webinars, click on the link below! https://lnkd.in/eN6Yk8AP #HBCUStrong #MentalHealthMatters #HigherEducation #UNCFResearch
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The UNCF Institute for Capacity Building team was honored to participate in the 158th Founders Day Service for Barber-Scotia College 1867 in Concord, North Carolina. The event’s theme, “Rooted in Legacy, Rising in Purpose,” underscored the institution’s continued dedication to fostering leaders committed to academic and social progress. While on site, Aja Johnson, M.Ed. and Julian Thompson facilitated a workshop for the Barber Scotia Board of Trustees as part of our ongoing executive leadership work for HBCU presidents and board members. Thank you President Chris V. Rey, J.D., Board Chairman Eric Lance Guthrie, Esq. CDE, and the entire Barber-Scotia team for your hospitality and congratulations on all of your recent momentum! #HBCUStrong
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Don't forget to register for UNITE at Noon! We’re excited to welcome Paulette Dillard, President of?Shaw University as our guest speaker. See you there! https://lnkd.in/esHVDppx
Join the UNCF Institute for Capacity Building on March 13th at 12 PM EST for UNITE at Noon, a special virtual session dedicated to all things UNITE! Whether you attended the summit last year or are joining for the first time, this session is designed for sponsors, attendees, practitioners, and students to gain insights, share experiences, and ask questions about the summit! This year, we’re honored to welcome Dr. Paulette Dillard, President of Shaw University, as our guest speaker! During the session, Dr. Dillard will share her personal experience on the impact of UNITE and what to expect from the convening! The UNITE Summit will take place in Atlanta, Georgia, from July 20 – July 24. Don’t miss the chance to connect, learn and prepare for this premier event! Register for UNITE @ Noon here: https://lnkd.in/eu2a8Pck We look forward to seeing you there! #UNITE2025 #BlackHigherEd #UNITETogether #Transformation #ChangAgents #HBCUs #PBIs #ShawU #BuildOnThePromise
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Had the opportunity to represent UNCF and join an insightful panel at the University Networking Summit on “From Transactional to Transformational: How to Build Meaningful Partnerships.” Moderated by Noodle’s Stephen Green, the discussion featured leaders Chris Motz, EJD - University of Maryland Global Campus, Janelle Simmonds - Siemens, and Kristen D. Fox - Business + Higher Education Roundtable, all focused on shifting university-industry collaborations from short-term sponsorships to long-term, high-impact alliances. The conversation explored how institutions and companies can embed partnerships into their core strategies, align goals for workforce development, and leverage technology to drive efficiency and sustainability. The key takeaway was clear—true partnerships require intentionality, shared investment, and measurable impact. Moving beyond transactional relationships means creating networks that maximize resources, strengthen institutional capacity, and deliver real value to students and employers alike. Looking forward to continuing the conversation and building more meaningful, transformative collaborations. #HBCUs #Partmerships #UNCFICB
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The UNITE Summit for Higher Education is fast approaching, and we need your help to make it an impactful experience! ? We’re looking for dynamic speakers and subject matter experts to submit proposals for breakout sessions and main stage Spark Talks on a rolling basis with priority given to those that submit by March 31, 2025.? ? Don’t miss the opportunity to shape the future of higher education! Submit your proposals here: https://lnkd.in/g4xWZNdb #UNITESummit #Transformation #HBCUPride #UNITE25 #DeliveringOnThePromise #PBIs #HBCUs #UNCF
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