In times of great stress and tragedy, many people turn to their faith to get by. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, faith leaders and communities all over New York City are helping people stay connected to each other, process their grief, and perform the sacred act of self-care. Two leaders share their perspectives on faith in the time of COVID with First Lady Chirlane McCray, and one faith community bands together to save a local restaurant and feed essential workers.

Social-Emotional Learning with NYC Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza

Created in partnership with BRIC, New York City's First Lady Chirlane McCray - mental health advocate, writer, and activist - hosts a monthly conversation on mental health with leaders who are dedicated to helping New Yorkers thrive.

Each episode features candid conversations with influential figures, from artists and clinicians to executives and advocates, and provides listeners with information about mental health support resources available in the city.

Laugh, cry and smile as you hear from real people with different perspectives on the ways in which we as a society can improve the lives of Americans by making mental health a priority.