Coppin State University helps to “innovate mental health support for HBCU campuses.” And it is getting a celebrity.
Historically, black universities were opened on Friday. SheCare Wellness PodsThe university says that Taraji P. Henson was conceptualized. The actress, known as the same role as cookie Lyon of “Empire” and Catherine Goble Johnson of “Hidden Figures, was born in Washington. I graduated from Oxon Hill’s high schoolAccording to Capital News Service. She welcomes herself from HBCU. She I studied acting at Howard University.
According to Coppin State, PODS said, “We will provide a variety of services, including counseling, workshops and well -being activities, which focus on promoting emotional welfare and elasticity for women.” This service is included Free therapy, guide yoga and sound healing.
The shelter is to provide students with “safe and nurturing environment” that manages stress, anxiety and other mental health problems. The goal is to historically reach more than 25,000 black women at black universities and university campuses.
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Ford comes from college partnerships, Kate Spade New York, Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation and Henson’s best friend Tracie Jade Jenkins. Henson established an organization Respect her father’s battle As a mental health problem after the Vietnam War.
“Henson and Jenkins (Henson and Jenkins) boldly developed BLHF and established BLHF to strengthen mental health and enhance accessibility within BIPOC, which was motivated by the remarkable absence of mental health associated with their experiences.
Coppin State University is the fourth HBCU that has obtained PODS after Alabama State University, Hampton University and Bennett College, but the first indoor version was obtained according to University.
“COPPIN decides to change the interior space of our campus, allowing us to use it all year round and increasing the effects of services provided.”
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