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Our Voices. Our Stories. Our Minds.

A Global Effort to Better BIPOC Student Mental Health Care.

MindVersity strives to bridge the gaps between access to mental health resources and students of color on college campuses nationwide.

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MindVersity strives to bridge the gaps between access to mental health resources and students of color on college campuses nationwide. We aim to do this by creating peer support networks across campuses, reducing cultural stigma through education, and generating a platform where resources are readily made accessible.

MindVersity is a place for students of color to get easire access to mental health resources.
"People of color...feel the stigma [of mental health] more keenly. In a race-conscious society, some don't want to be perceived as having yet another deficit." -Bebe Moore
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Anjalika ChalamgariAnjalika Chalamgari
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Anjalika Chalamgari

Director/Founder

Hey everyone! My name is Anjalika Chalamgari, and I’m a current sophomore at the University of Pittsburgh, majoring in History and Philosophy of Science with minors in Creative Writing, Neuroscience, and Chemistry. I created MindVersity way back in 2019 because I felt that communities of color were often being ignored in conversations about mental wellness. Be it because of a lack of non-white therapists or due to deficits in culturally-competent resources, but minority students generally don’t have access to quality mental health care. That’s why--with the help of my great colleagues here-- our organization has made it its mission to carve out a safe space for BIPOC students in universities across the nation. We want to ensure that no one feels voiceless, that no one feels unheard. Outside of my duties as Director, I was also elected to serve as the National Communications Coordinator for our campus’s Resident Student Association, and work as a Health Humanities Fellow under the guidance of Dr. Uma Satyavolu. I additionally act as co-President of MindVersity’s Pitt chapter as well.

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