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Join Cobb Collaborative and Cobb County Chairwoman Lisa Cupid on Thursday, November 5, for a community dialogue focused
Cobb Collaborative

Nov 4

Join Cobb Collaborative and Cobb County Chairwoman Lisa Cupid on Thursday, November 5, for a community dialogue focused on Black men's mental and behavioral health. The morning will begin with a keynote from Dr. Camillia Harris of justUs, MH Foundation, followed by a panel discussion moderated by Mableton City Councilman TJ Ferguson. Panelists will bring perspectives from public safety, community organizations, behavioral health, and local leadership. Featured panelists: - David Jones, Chief of Staff, Cobb County Sheriff's Office - Brandon Jones, Skrews 4 Life - Dr. Que Harper, PKOTS - Granville Freeman, LPC - Cobb Commissioner Erick Allen Together, we'll discuss the challenges Black men face, the importance of accessible support, and how our community can work toward better mental and behavioral health outcomes. We hope you'll join us for this conversation. Register today: bit.ly/BHCM-Q4 #CobbCollaborative #CobbCounty #BehavioralHealth

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