The Northeastern chapter of Active Minds will host its first Hope Day April 7 on Centennial Common, offering students an afternoon of interactive activities, therapy dogs and peer support to promote mental health awareness on campus…. CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE
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Flowers have started to emerge in the Hope Garden outside the Town Center Building. Last October, Bedford Youth and Family Services teamed up with Emerson Hospital and the Yellow Tulip Project to dig the plots and plant the bulbs for this new garden on Oct. 28. The Project’s mission is to eliminate the stigmas surrounding
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On Sunday, April 6, the community is invited to gather at the Arch Street Teen Center for the 3rd annual Hope Day, a powerful event dedicated to smashing the stigma around mental health challenges. Hosted from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, Hope Day is a free, family-friendly celebration featuring live performances, interactive wellness activities, arts
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On March 27, I led a youth mental health workshop at the Tompkins County Public Library in Ithaca, NY, and it was such a wonderful time! Young participants made their own storyboards which outlined their mental health journeys as well as their current moods and emotions, and they decorated them with a huge variety of
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We are thrilled to share that Suzanne Fox’s journey with the Yellow Tulip Project has been featured in PLOS Mental Health! In this powerful Community Case Studies blog, Suzanne opens up about her personal experience as a mother navigating the realities of youth mental health, the heartbreak that led to action, and the movement that
Emma, a sophomore from Vermont, has been an active member of her high school’s YTP club since freshman year. She’s passionate about spreading hope and smashing the stigma, participating in countless events—from fundraising at sports games to hosting lunchtime tabling, rock painting, and more. With big plans ahead, Emma continues to make a meaningful impact
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Mental health support and access to ceramics are both resources that have only been made accessible to me later in my life. As a child of immigrants, I grew up in a family that stigmatized psychological issues. I never felt comfortable discussing my own struggle with depression and anxiety with my mother. Due to this,
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As a high school student, things can get tough- especially with school, socializing, and everything in between. One thing that keeps me and other people in line is music- it cultivates a sense of tranquility and peace when there are stressful times, and overall opens a whole new state of mind that seems magical for
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Meet Zach, one of YTP’s newest Youth Ambassadors from New York! From overcoming self-doubt to embracing his true identity, Zach’s journey is a powerful testament to the importance of self-belief in mental well-being. In his video, he shares how he found the strength to move beyond a toxic environment and step into his confidence, proving
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