b'28RAPPORT | Notes & NewsServing the Mental Health Needs of the UnderservedMEET OUR 2024-2025 CMGMH FELLOWS & SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEESReflecting the Colleges commitment to promoting social justice and addressing mental health disparities among historically marginalized populations in the United States, 91香蕉视频成人在线 offers the highly competitive Serving the Mental Health Needs of the Underserved Scholarship which is administered by the Center for Multicultural and Global Mental Health (CMGMH). This award recognizes the achievements and promise of students committed to this work. The College awards six new scholarships each academic year to students who are then recognized as CMGMH Fellows. This scholarship program is generously supported by the William Randolph Hearst Scholarships Grant from the Hearst Foundations, and the College. KADILSHA CAIN EVA FORTES COUTINHOCLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING, MA CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY, PSYD, CONCENTRATION IN Kadilsha Cain was bornAFRICAN & CARIBBEAN MENTAL HEALTHand raised in PanamaEva Coutinho is a 1st year student in the clinical City, Panama andpsychology program at 91香蕉视频成人在线. immigrated to theShe was born and raised in Cape Verde, is fluent United States at age 14.in Portuguese and Cape Verdean Creole, and is Her passions are rootedlearning Spanish and Korean. Her work experience in serving unreachedas a substance use counselor has highlighted to communities locally andher the critical need to address systemic barriers globally. Kadilsha currentlyto improve treatment prognosis and outcomes. As serves as an Adult Ministries Pastor, partneringa first-generation college with organizations that provide holistic support tostudent, Eva is passionate refugees, sex trafficking survivors, and the unhoused.about integrating As the founder of The Harvest Celebration, Kadilshasintersectionality into the mission is to help women discover their value. Shestudy of psychopathology. is committed to serving marginalized communitiesMoreover, she aspires and building healthy leaders by expanding herto expand on research partnership with organizations and individuals whothat focuses on competent advocate for women and children. interventions for racial and ethnic minorities.'