How it works

We’ll walk you through the process of our knowledge mobilization network and how it works to bring culturally appropriate mental health services to Black communities in Canada.

TAIBU works closely with community partners, stakeholders, and the wider Black communities across Canada to develop Afrocentric knowledge products and mobilization events that address the unique mental health needs of Black individuals.

TAIBU engages diverse Black communities through various channels, including social media, community events, and targeted outreach, to raise awareness of the importance of mental health and connect individuals with the resources they need.

TAIBU also works to reduce systemic barriers to mental health care, including language barriers and the lack of culturally relevant services, by collaborating with healthcare and social service providers and policymakers to advocate for change.

TAIBU continually evaluates the impact of the efforts and tailors its approaches as needed to ensure that programs and services effectively address the mental health needs of Black communities.

Overall, our knowledge mobilization network is designed to empower and support Black individuals in their mental health journeys by providing culturally appropriate services, raising awareness, and breaking down barriers to care. We are committed to making a positive impact and creating a more equitable mental health landscape for all.