Since 2008, July is recognized as National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month where advocates raise awareness about mental health and promote access to treatment for diverse communities. People from diverse communities have developed powerful strategies for …
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*Guest Blog by Each Mind Matters LGBTQ Strategic Council Just in time for Pride Month, the Each Mind Matters LGBTQ+ Strategic Council is pleased to announce the release of new materials for the LGBTQ+ community. Pride …
MoreWe had a strong finish to Mental Health Matters Month. Thank you to everyone who participated, whether it was by posting a lime green selfie, attending events in May or raising awareness in your community! …
MoreWith plenty of fun events and great social media activity, we kept up the lime green spirit during the third week of Mental Health Matters Month 2017! Here are some of our favorite moments from the third …
MoreLast week the Directing Change Program & Film Contest recognized the outstanding achievements of young filmmakers at its 5th annual award ceremony hosted on Thursday, May 11th at the California Center for the Arts in …
MoreThe second week of May is Mental Health Matters Month continued with exciting events and lime green social media posts from across the state. Here are some of our favorites from last week. Remember to …
MoreThe first week of May is Mental Health Matters Month was an exciting one, with followers like you taking to social media to share your support of mental health awareness. Remember to tag @EachMindMatters on …
MoreBy: Stan Collins Stan Collins is a Suicide Prevention Specialist and Resource Navigator with the Each Mind Matters campaign. He has worked in suicide prevention for over seventeen years, and provided trainings on suicide prevention to …
MoreWe're thrilled to announce a new partnership that will bring Each Mind Matter’s resources in front of The Mighty's wide-reaching readership. We will now have a growing home page on The Mighty and appear on …
MoreDirecting Change Program & Film Contest announced the regional finalists in the fifth annual student film contest. Young people throughout the state of California submitted 60-second films about suicide prevention and mental health to start …
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