Guest Blog By: Raquel Sosa, for Active Minds* I remember when I saw a mental health pamphlet in Spanish at an Active Minds Conference in California. It was so exciting, fascinating and surprising to me. Yes …
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Last year, we collaborated with a strategic council of LGBTQ+ community leaders and stakeholders to create mental health materials for three key segments of the LGBTQ+ population: young adults, older adults and providers working with …
MoreAs Mental Health Matters Month marches on, you have continued to raise your voices to spread mental health awareness in counties all across California. Keep up the good work! We are excited to share more …
MoreOn Tuesday, May 22, 2018 the winners of the 6th annual Directing Change Program & Film Contest were announced at an awards ceremony at The Theatre at the Ace Hotel in downtown Los Angeles. Youth filmmakers …
MoreWe are mid way through Mental Health Matters Month and the lime green spirit continues with your enthusiastic and creative efforts to spread mental health awareness far and wide. Read on to see some of …
MoreWe’ve officially kicked off Mental Health Matters Month and you’ve probably seen a lot of lime green, the national color of mental health awareness. May is a month dedicated to help raise awareness about mental …
MoreEach Mind Matters is excited to announce the awards for the 2018 Lime Green Ribbon School Mini-Grant Program! The Lime Green Ribbon School Mini-Grant Program will engage students and school staff from across the state to …
MoreFor the second year, the San Francisco Giants will host an Each Mind Matters day at AT&T Park on Wednesday, May 2 when they take on the San Diego Padres. To help celebrate May is Mental …
MoreIt’s Time to Show Your Lime Green Pride! #WearLimeGreen in March to Support Mental Health Awareness! We’re excited to announce that the My Green is Lime Green Contest is back for another year! It’s March and …
MoreCalling All Student Filmmakers! For the past six years, The Directing Change Program and Film Contest has engaged young people throughout California to learn about the topics of suicide prevention and mental health in an innovative way: …
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