Jermaine Henry is a dynamic creative, author, facilitator, and mental health advocate with nearly two decades of experience spanning arts, community engagement, youth empowerment, and philanthropy. His dedication has been instrumental in securing over $1M in funding for Black and Indigenous communities.
Published in the esteemed North American Journal of Psychology. Jermaine gained recognition for his work in fostering braver spaces, as highlighted on the front page of Metro Newspaper and the Pioneer Post. He uniquely combines his passion for mental health advocacy with the power of Hip Hop through his movement, Hip Hop Healing, producing four albums that explore his journey as a black man navigating mental health challenges.
Jermaine's literary contributions extend to his book "IBLV Dreams: A Vision Guide to Become the Author of Your Own Legacy." Currently serving as the Youth Engagement Coordinator for the Centre of Addiction & Mental Health (CAMH) Black Health Strategy, Jermaine continues to champion mental wellness and empowerment within communities.
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