Statement by the Minnesota Art Therapy Association
The Minnesota Art Therapy Association is devastated by the killing of George Floyd, a black man, who died at the hands of Minneapolis police on Monday, May 25, 2020.
Our organization stands with protestors and with those who are dedicated to shining a light on the long history of racial inequalities within our own communities and throughout our country as a whole.
As mental health providers, we will continue to be clear about our values of justice and equality. We are committed to addressing the trauma that systemic racism inflicts upon BIPOC and their communities.
We call on our leaders to pursue justice for George Floyd’s family. Now is the time for action that creates lasting change. Our hearts are with all those affected and hurting in the state of Minnesota.
The Minnesota Art Therapy Association is devastated by the killing of George Floyd, a black man, who died at the hands of Minneapolis police on Monday, May 25, 2020.
Our organization stands with protestors and with those who are dedicated to shining a light on the long history of racial inequalities within our own communities and throughout our country as a whole.
As mental health providers, we will continue to be clear about our values of justice and equality. We are committed to addressing the trauma that systemic racism inflicts upon BIPOC and their communities.
We call on our leaders to pursue justice for George Floyd’s family. Now is the time for action that creates lasting change. Our hearts are with all those affected and hurting in the state of Minnesota.
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