PRESS RELEASE: Step Forward to Save Lives: Join Black People Die By Suicide Too for The Kickback Brunch Fundraiser During September in Honor of Suicide Prevention Month
Baltimore, MD (September 3, 2024) — In recognition of National Suicide Prevention Month, Black People Die By Suicide Too (BPDBST) will host The Kickback Brunch Fundraiser: Taking Steps to Prevent Suicide in the Black Community on September 28, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at The Empanada Lady in Baltimore, MD. This event aims to […]
Black People Die By Suicide Too Announces Upcoming Events in Honor of Suicide Prevention Month
In recognition of National Suicide Prevention Month, Black People Die By Suicide Too (BPDBST) is hosting a series of impactful events designed to raise awareness, normalize conversations, and support suicide prevention efforts within the Black community. These events aim to bring together community members, professionals, and advocates to address the mental health challenges faced by […]
BPDBST’s Founders Featured on the Dreams in Drive Podcast
We are thrilled to announce that Jordan Scott and T-Kea Blackman, the visionary founders of Black People Die By Suicide Too (BPDBST), were recently featured on the Dreams in Drive podcast! Hosted by the inspiring Rana, Dreams in Drive is a podcast that shares the journey of individuals who take their dreams from park to […]
Do You Know the Founder of Minority Mental Health Month?
July is designated as National Minority Mental Health Month, a time to bring awareness to the unique struggles that underrepresented groups face regarding mental illness in the United States. This important month was established to shed light on the disparities in mental health care and to emphasize the importance of improving access to mental health […]
Empowering Youth Through Self-Care: A Dynamic Workshop at Largo High School
Our Executive Director and Co-founder T-Kea Blackman, MPS, CPRS, and Board President Brittany K. Lewis-Fooks, LGPC, lead a workshop on Saturday, June 15, 2024, at the Youth Summit held at Largo High School, leading a captivating workshop focused on self-care with a twist of pop culture. This engaging event, hosted by the Prince George’s County […]
Leading the Charge: Our Executive Director’s Impact on Mental Health
We are thrilled to share the latest activities and accomplishments of our esteemed Executive Director and Co-founder, T-Kea Blackman, MPS, CPRS. Known for her unwavering commitment to mental health advocacy, T-Kea continues to make significant strides in promoting mental wellness and resilience. Guest Appearance on Our Voices Recently, T-Kea was featured as a guest on […]
BREAKING NEWS! Our Organization’s Billboard Debut!
Co-founders T-Kea Blackman and Jordan Scott are featured on a billboard in Rising Sun, Maryland, as part of the Live for Thomas campaign.
Celebrating One Year: A Year of Achievements and Impact for Black People Die By Suicide Too
As we embark on the first anniversary of Black People Die By Suicide Too (BPDBST), we reflect on a remarkable journey characterized by rapid visibility, growth, and vibrant community participation. This milestone represents not just a celebration of time, but a testament to our collective dedication towards suicide prevention, mental health awareness, and support within […]
Black People Die By Suicide Too Honored as Organization of the Year
The “Let’s Talk About It” Gala, organized by Eustress Inc., encourages open conversations about mental health and suicide awareness, and reduces stigma. This year’s gala took place on May 18, 2024, at the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, NC. This was an evening of recognition, inspiration, and solidarity. A highlight of the evening was the […]
Voices Remembered: Phoenix Skye Maloney
We are deeply saddened to share the loss of one of our supporter’s beloved son, Phoenix Skye Maloney. Phoenix was a vibrant soul, known for his humor, creativity, and unique spirit. As a student, he marched to the beat of his own drum, leaving an indelible mark on those around him. Phoenix was not only […]
