Dinah Morley has worked in teaching, mental health, social services and with YoungMinds. She is currently a senior honorary lecturer at City University and an honorary researcher in the unit for Social and Community Psychiatry attached to the East London Foundation Trust. She is involved with several initiatives around children's mental health.Cathy Street works as a health researcher, consultant and trainer. She was Head of Research and a Lead Consultant at YoungMinds between 2008-2012. During this time she led health projects for the London Development Centre, Youth Access and a number of national charities. She has considerable experience of working with health service users and has established a reputation for promoting children and young people's participation in health services.

• Foreword. Acknowledgements. Glossary. Introduction. 1. Setting the Scene: The Policy Context. 2. Mixed Race Young People: A Growing Sector of Society. 3. Influences on the Mental Health and Emotional Well-being of Mixed Race People: Themes From the Research Literature. 4. Risk and Resilience Relating to Mental Health. 5. Growing Up as a Mixed Race Person. 6. Wider Influences of School and the Local Community. 7. Risk Factors For Mental Well-being and Mixedness. 8. Services for Children and Young People of Mixed Race. 9. The Challenge for Practitioners. Appenidx.

Dinah Morley has worked in teaching, mental health, social services and with YoungMinds. She is currently a senior honorary lecturer at City University and an honorary researcher in the unit for Social and Community Psychiatry attached to the East London Foundation Trust. She is involved with several initiatives around children's mental health.Cathy Street works as a health researcher, consultant and trainer. She was Head of Research and a Lead Consultant at YoungMinds between 2008-2012. During this time she led health projects for the London Development Centre, Youth Access and a number of national charities. She has considerable experience of working with health service users and has established a reputation for promoting children and young people's participation in health services.

• Foreword. Acknowledgements. Glossary. Introduction. 1. Setting the Scene: The Policy Context. 2. Mixed Race Young People: A Growing Sector of Society. 3. Influences on the Mental Health and Emotional Well-being of Mixed Race People: Themes From the Research Literature. 4. Risk and Resilience Relating to Mental Health. 5. Growing Up as a Mixed Race Person. 6. Wider Influences of School and the Local Community. 7. Risk Factors For Mental Well-being and Mixedness. 8. Services for Children and Young People of Mixed Race. 9. The Challenge for Practitioners. Appenidx.

Dinah Morley has worked in teaching, mental health, social services and with YoungMinds. She is currently a senior honorary lecturer at City University and an honorary researcher in the unit for Social and Community Psychiatry attached to the East London Foundation Trust. She is involved with several initiatives around children's mental health.Cathy Street works as a health researcher, consultant and trainer. She was Head of Research and a Lead Consultant at YoungMinds between 2008-2012. During this time she led health projects for the London Development Centre, Youth Access and a number of national charities. She has considerable experience of working with health service users and has established a reputation for promoting children and young people's participation in health services.

• Foreword. Acknowledgements. Glossary. Introduction. 1. Setting the Scene: The Policy Context. 2. Mixed Race Young People: A Growing Sector of Society. 3. Influences on the Mental Health and Emotional Well-being of Mixed Race People: Themes From the Research Literature. 4. Risk and Resilience Relating to Mental Health. 5. Growing Up as a Mixed Race Person. 6. Wider Influences of School and the Local Community. 7. Risk Factors For Mental Well-being and Mixedness. 8. Services for Children and Young People of Mixed Race. 9. The Challenge for Practitioners. Appenidx.