July signifies Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, highlighting the unique mental health challenges faced by racial and ethnic minority communities. This month addresses disparities in mental health care access and quality due to systemic issues like discrimination and socioeconomic factors. It promotes culturally competent care, reduces stigma, advocates for policy changes, and empowers communities with education and resources. By raising awareness and fostering action, it aims to achieve equitable mental health care for all. We are delighted to announce Amalia Misir as our first spotlight for this month.