In the client-focused intervention research presentation, researchers will examine racial trauma, mental health, and a humanity practice solution-focused model. Recognizing racial discrimination is vital to understanding its profound impact on mental health, often resulting in trauma. This discussion explores how systemic disparities and social determinants contribute to racial inequities, leading to psychological distress and long-term mental health challenges. It emphasizes the need to address biases, break down barriers, and promote education to foster awareness. Focusing on humanity practice will provide actionable strategies to mitigate the effects of discrimination, promote healing, and drive meaningful change in mental health outcomes. Session Objectives: Participants will demonstrate comprehension of competency and cultural humility by articulating its significance in diverse macro settings. Participants will evaluate historically oppressive practices and synthesize innovative, culturally appropriate strategies to strengthen the impact of future trauma-informed approaches. Participants will enhance social work knowledge, skills, values, and cognitive-affective processes to address racial inequities and advance humanity-focused practice.