The MPS Antiracism Committee was established in 2020 and has remained focused on our mission to inspire and facilitate individual, organizational, and systemic action to dismantle oppressive practices that impact mental health while promoting equity and socioeconomic justice within psychiatry and our communities.  We meet on the 1st Thursday of every month.  Our goals are to advocate for systemic changes to eliminate inequities within our mental health and substance use system; build partnerships with other organizations and efforts; promote equity within MPS activities; facilitate professional development, mentorship, and support of colleagues; and increase engagement in MPS antiracism efforts/activities.  Our committee, under the leadership of Adeliza Olivero, has initiated legislative action to abolish the practice of shackling and criminal court involvement inherent in Section 12(e) of Chapter 123 via An Act relative to a humane response to a mental health crisis.  Marie Hobart has continued to spearhead the MPS Mentorship Program, which has matched 26 mentees since March 2023.  We are actively planning our next Spotlight On series on protecting and supporting immigrants within the health system.  We invite participation from trainees interested in being paired with a faculty mentor to curate a curriculum and host a live discussion on a topic of interest.  Our next meeting will be July 3.  We welcome all looking to learn, seek solidarity, or take action.