Dismantling anti-Black racism in mental health-care
The Centre for Mental Health and Addiction (CAMH) in Toronto is implementing a new strategy to tackle anti-Black racism in mental health-care. Matt Galloway speaks with Asante Haughton, who says the move is long overdue. He's the co-founder of the Reach Out Response Network, an organization focused on changing the response to people in mental health crisis. We also hear from Dr. Kwame McKenzie, director of health equity at CAMH; and Noreen Sibanda, executive director of the Alberta Black Therapists Network.