Quiz - Social Justice and Anti-Racism in Mental Health (Ibrahima)

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QUESTION 1: What is an example of a policy or practice that perpetuates systemic racism within mental health care?*
QUESTION 2: How does oppression contribute to disparities in mental health outcomes?*
QUESTION 3: Which of the following is NOT a potential consequence of the mental health impacts of racism on marginalized individuals?*
Question 4: Which of the following mental health disorders has been linked to experiences of racism, particularly among indigenous populations who have faced historical and ongoing colonization?*
QUESTION 5: What is an example of how mental health research can challenge power dynamics and privilege?*
Question 6: What distinguishes activism from advocacy?*
QUESTION 7: Which ethical consideration is important for mental health professionals engaged in advocacy or activism?*
QUESTION 8: Why is it important to recognize and address power dynamics in community engagement efforts?*
QUESTION 9: Intersectionality in mental health acknowledges that individuals may experience multiple forms of oppression, such as racism, sexism, and ableism, which can intersect and impact their mental health outcomes.*
QUESTION 10:Cultural humility is an essential component of promoting social justice in mental health care, as it involves understanding and respecting the cultural backgrounds and identities of individuals seeking treatment.*

Satisfaction Survey: "Social Justice and Anti-Racism in Mental Health"

Course Objectives: To analyze the historical and contemporary manifestations of racism and social injustice within mental health systems, including their impact on access to care, diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes. To evaluate theories and frameworks of anti-racism and social justice, applying them to mental health contexts to identify and challenge systemic biases, discrimination, and disparities. To examine the intersectionality of race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, socioeconomic status, and other social identities in shaping mental health experiences and disparities To develop strategies and interventions to promote culturally relevant trauma-informed mental health practices that prioritize equity, dignity, and respect for diversity. To explore the role of power dynamics, privilege, and oppression in mental health research, policy, and practice, while cultivating reflexivity and accountability as practitioners and advocates for social change. To encourage collaborative dialogue and action-oriented learning to address systemic barriers to mental health equity, advocate for policy reforms, and advance anti-racist practices within clinical settings, communities, and broader societal contexts.
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