A Moment of Gratitude and Vision: Dr. Silas at the American Psychiatry Association Annual Convening
- Isatou Gaye
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Updated: 6 hours ago

We’re still glowing from this year’s American Psychiatric Association (APA) Meeting, where Homeless Children's Network was honored with the 2025 Advancing Minority Mental Health Award by the APA Foundation.
A huge shoutout to the incredible team behind this recognition—thank you to APA Foundation Executive Director Rawle Andrews Jr., Esq., and the entire Board for their unwavering commitment to social justice and community care. Welcoming 14 distinct organizations from deeply diverse communities shows that this Foundation doesn’t just talk the talk—they live it.
Dr. Silas shared, “I’m proud and humbled to receive this award it’s a reflection of the power and importance of centering marginalized voices in mental health.”
And next year? The APA Annual Meeting comes to San Francisco! We’re already excited to welcome you all to our city with open arms and open hearts. See you in 2026!
Let’s keep building a future where equity in mental health is the norm, not the exception.