Southern New Hampshire University is thrilled to invite you to an engaging virtual event that delves into crucial topics surrounding Mental Health Awareness Month and Pride Month. Mark your calendars for May 21st from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm EST, for two remarkable speakers, Amanda Littrel and Sheli Barber, who will share their invaluable insights with us.

About The Speakers:

• Sheli Barber: With over two decades of experience as a therapist, Sheli has dedicated her career to serving Deaf clients. As a Deaf individual herself, she intimately understands the significance of mental health, particularly in marginalized communities such as the Deaf and disabled, as well as within the prison system. Sheli brings a wealth of knowledge and empathy to the discussion.
• Amanda Littrel: Drawing from her own experiences as an LGBTQIA+ individual, Amanda contributes a unique perspective to the conversation. Her lived experiences enrich our understanding of the challenges faced by LGBTQIA+ individuals, especially within the context of mental health and the prison system.

What to Expect: The discussion will touch upon various critical aspects, including the intersection of LGBTQIA+ identities and mental health within the prison system. The session will conclude with a Q&A segment, providing you with the opportunity to engage directly with our speakers.

Accessibility Information: A sign language interpreter will be available for this session to ensure inclusivity.

How to Join: Simply click on the link provided below to add the event to your calendar. No reservation is needed!

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