Podcast Ep #4–Dr. Warren Thompson's take on race and men’s

In this compelling episode, Dr. Warren Thompson shares a powerful and deeply personal exploration of race, masculinity, and mental health in the Jamaican context. As a father, social worker, and gender specialist, Dr. Thompson unpacks how race and colorism—shaped by colonial legacies—continue to influence Black men's identities, mental health, and life choices.

Don’t miss this episode on Men's Mental health and don’t forget to check out part 2!

Dr. Warren Thompson is the Director of Children and Family Programmes at Jamaica’s Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) since January 2022. Formerly, he served as the Deputy Children's Registrar, overseeing the National Children's Registry. With over a decade of experience in human services, he has held roles as Programmes Director, Project Manager in NGOs, educator at both secondary and tertiary levels, and development consultant with expertise in project design, grant writing, and research. He holds a PhD in Gender and Development Studies from The University of the West Indies