The host Andre, sits down with Dr. Bryn King in this episode of RAWTID Podcast for an honest and evidence-based conversation about Anti-Black Racism in the Child Welfare System. Together, unpacking the realities behind the statistics and challenging common misconceptions surrounding Black and marginalized families involved with Child Welfare.

What happens when the man who built his life around leadership, performance, and strength finally breaks?

In this episode of RAWTID, host Andre sits down with Bart Campbell, a Mental Health Wellness Educator, Certified Peer Support Specialist, and Program Engagement Co-Facilitator at CAMH Collaborative Learning College. After 25+ years in corporate leadership, Bart's own journey through and recovery from mental illnesses reshaped everything and turned him into one of the most powerful voices for Black men's mental health in Toronto today

Dismantling Anti-Black Racism in the Child Welfare System

Reflecting on my journey as a full-time student, worker, and doing my practicum at CAMH

Sitting down with Mental Health Wellness Educator, Bart Campbell, to talk about corporate, mental health, and recovery.

What happens when the mental health system was never built for you?

In this episode of RAWTID, we sat down with Dr. Josiah Osagie, a psychiatrist at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) whose clinical work focuses on youth concurrent disorders and the mental health of Black and racialized young people.

Talking to Dr. Stephanie Begun about research in the social work field. We cover topics such as reproductive and sexual health access, youth wellness equity, and advocacy

Did you know that Black and racialized youth are disproportionately affected by concurrent disorder, dealing with both a mental health condition and a substance use issue at the same time?

Dr. Josiah Osagie breaks down what concurrent disorder really means

Full episode dropping soon, stay tuned