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In this Q&A style webinar, we will be joined by Dr. Warren Clarke from the University of Manitoba to discuss the intersectional nature of mental health and its impact on Black men. Specifically, we will examine how anti-black racism, masculinity, and other factors can influence mental health outcomes. As the founder of The Barbershop Talk Series, Dr. Clarke will also discuss the importance of engaging Black men in honest and culturally safe conversations about their experiences. Our goal for this webinar is to foster a nuanced understanding of the unique experiences faced by Black communities and to inform how campuses can support their mental well-being. Closed captioning in French will be available.
Dr. Warren Clarke is an Assistant Professor in the Anthropology department at the University of Manitoba. Dr. Clarke’s broad teaching and research areas include Black Canadian social and cultural experiences, conceptualizing Black masculinities in Canada, and experiential learning focusing on anti-oppression and anti-racism frameworks. In 2021, Dr. Clarke achieved a Doctorate of Philosophy in Sociology from Carleton University. His current research focuses on mapping secondary and post-secondary Black students’ utilization of the Afro-Caribbean Mentorship Program in Canada and Barbados. He is also the founder and facilitator of the popular domestic and international community program, Barbershop Talk: Black Men & Misconceptions. You can connect with Dr. Clarke through email at warren.clarke@umanitoba.ca.
