How can services address racial inequalities relating to accessibility and experience? A review by the NHS Race and Health Observatory faces the issues relating to ethnic inequalities in healthcare, head on, while Mind and The Royal College of Psychiatrists respond to the findings.

The British Medical Association has published findings of research that has revealed the extent of racism within the NHS.

Dr Dwight Turner, a psychotherapist and spokesperson for UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP), spoke with Mental Health Today about the psychosocial production racism, and its implications for organisational policy and practice.

This Black History Month, we look at the conceptual origins of self-care and it's ties to Black history. 33 years after Audre Lorde first spoke about self-care as an act of 'political warfare' we highlight her importance.

To celebrate and mark this year's Black History Month, Greater Manchester's Recovery Pathways and Black Arts Project are exhibiting a series of hand sewn and embroidered portraits by service users.

UK Youth's Young Changemakers is a programme that will aim to involve young people with lived experience from racialised communities in local work with mental health services and practitioners.

New analysis from the Royal College of Psychiatrists adds to the growing body of knowledge around racism in the workplace.

After a year full of traumatic events, it becomes increasingly easy to get swept up the media furore and constantly watch, repost and consume, but what does this mean for our mental health?

How a Bristol charity for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic people is changing peoples lives and providing a much needed safe haven for the community.

In this article we look at how the recent government response to proposed Mental Health Act reforms fails to address the institutionalised racism within the Act.