Join us for a conversation with Dr. Jei Africa, a prominent Filipinx psychologist in the Bay Area. Moderated by Dr. Jean-Arrelia Tolentino, this event will provide an opportunity to learn about Dr. Africa's career journey and his dedication to advocating for mental health services for underserved and marginalized communities, including Filipinx communities. Dr. Africa will share strategies on how to apply clinical knowledge to community advocacy and continue the fight for access to mental health services. Don't miss this chance to gain insights from one of the leading voices in mental health advocacy.

About Dr. Africa:
Dr. Jei Africa is a passionate advocate for health equity, striving to ensure social justice and access to care for underserved and marginalized communities. As a behavioral health leader in Northern California, he has led community outreach efforts, expanded care for justice-involved clients, and initiated residential facility projects for mental health and substance abuse support. He was a founding member of the San Mateo LGBTQ+ Commission and launched the San Mateo Pride Center. Dr. Africa, who immigrated from the Philippines in the ’90s, began his career as a bilingual licensed therapist and certified domestic violence and addiction counselor, driven by his commitment to public service and the well-being of individuals and families.

Intended Audience:
Clinical Mental Health Professionals, Students, Researchers, and Public Mental Health Advocates. Join us to advance mental health and healing for marginalized communities and Filipinx communities. Gain insights, share knowledge, and collaborate to support the well-being of marginalized and Filipinx communities.

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