TAIBU means to "be in good health" in this language.
What is Kiswahili ?
The 3 goals listed in TAIBU's Model of Black Health and Wellbeing.
What are Prevention, Restoration, and Advancement?
A data collection approach that focuses on outputs—how many people attended, what services were delivered, and whether participants were satisfied.
What is a conventional approach?
The principle which ensures Black communities have the agency, tools, and opportunities to name realities, create solutions, and speak for themselves in spaces of power.
Kujichagulia (Self-Determination)
One of the founding members of TAIBU who is also the founding member of the Black Health Alliance.
Who is Dr. Christopher Morgan?
The Black Health Challenge tackles this goal.
What is prevention?
A data collection approach that focuses on experience and transformation--belonging, cucultural safety, knowledge sharing, and resistance to anti-Black racism.
What is an Africentric approach?
Confidence in Leadership can be a characteristic of which Nguzo Saba principle?
Imani (Faith)
This was the year TAIBU was established.
What is 2008?
The second principle of TAIBU's Model of Black Health and Wellbeing that recognizes the interplay between race, gender, class, immigration, language, faith, and sexuality.
What is Intersectionality?
TAIBU's data EMR.
What is PS Suite (PSS)?
The Nguzo Saba principle applied to the storytelling workshops hosted at TAIBU.
Kuumba (Creativity)
What is Amandla Olwazi?
TAIBU's Covid Response was able to advocate for the collection of race-based data, accomplishing this TAIBU BMHWB goal.
What is Advancement?
What is a focus group?
The annual Act Now conference applies this principle by bringing together Black professionals from across the nation to address urgent topics in Black Mental Health.
What is Umoja (Unity)? OR What is Ujima (Collective Work and Responsibility)?