10/10/2026
On World Mental Health Day, we’re honouring the voices, experiences, and people creating meaningful change in Indigenous mental health and wellness. 🧡
This year’s theme, “Lived Experiences Heard: Real Voices, Real Change,” reminds us of the importance of listening to lived experience and ensuring it helps shape the systems and supports meant to serve our communities.
Today, we’re proud to spotlight Building Brighter Futures alum Dr. Hannah Brugé-Luviano, an artist, scholar, educator, researcher, and proud Métis woman from Treaty 5 with roots in Penetanguishene, Ontario.
As Manager of Research and Knowledge Mobilization at CAMH, Hannah works to advance health equity for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities through community-driven, reciprocal research partnerships. Her journey as an artist, music educator, and researcher continues to inform her commitment to improving Indigenous mental health and wellness and creating meaningful, community-informed change.
This , we celebrate Hannah and all those working to ensure Indigenous voices and lived experiences are heard, valued, and reflected in the path toward better mental health and wellness.