Meet Julia Mukai of Pratt University: February’s Ambassador of the Month We are excited to shine a spotlight on Julia Mukai, our February Ambassador of the Month! Julia’s passion for mental health advocacy and her commitment to creating open, hopeful spaces for others have made her an integral part of the Yellow Tulip Project community. […]
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The Yellow Tulip Project is on a mission to bring hope and mental health awareness to all 50 states! Through our Tour de Tulip campaign, our mascot, Taffy the Tulip, is cycling across the country, making stops in states where we’re looking to grow our Ambassador Program. Along the way, Taffy is spotlighting local mental
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Yellow Tulip Project closed out 2024 with a Hope for the Holidays social that raised $23,000 to fund Portland area hope gardens, hope day celebrations and in-school arts and nature-based programs focused on youth mental health advocacy. The Dec. 13 event at the Salt Yard in the Canopy Waterfront hotel downtown attracted more than 150
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Yellow tulips symbolize hope and when a thousand of them pop up at schools and the Police Department in South Portland this spring, you’ll have the high school’s Advocates for Mental Health club to thank – along with students of all ages across the district who were eager to lend a hand. The club, which
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To further delve into the minds of young, struggling students in high school, Yejin tried to create another version of her previous piece on educational mental health by incorporating a black-and-white pen style. The upper-half of the drawing portrays the anxiety and stress students go through before an exam, which is shown to be connected
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Changing Bodies, Changing Minds: A Guide for Parents of Middle Schoolers This guide aims to help parents understand and support their middle schoolers through the physical, cognitive, and emotional changes they experience from ages 11 to 14. By learning about adolescent development, normalizing these changes, and using effective communication strategies, parents can empower their children
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SAN RAMON, CA – The city of San Ramon is collaborating with the Yellow Tulip Project, a mental health nonprofit, to plant a Hope Garden at Memorial Park this Sunday. The Hope Garden will be filled with right yellow tulips, creating a beautiful tribute to the memory of San Ramon resident Trevor Fabrique. “This garden
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Meet the amazing Molly from Holy Cross Preparatory Academy in Delran, NJ! Molly first joined YTP in 2021 after a tragic event in her community, turning her grief into action by raising $3,000 with her own suicide awareness t-shirt design. Since then, she’s brought YTP to her school, starting a Hope Garden, founding a mental
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The Bedford Youth & Family Services (YFS) Department is partnering with Emerson Hospital and the Yellow Tulip Project to plant a Hope Garden from 3:30 to 5 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 28 at the Town Center Building, 12 Mudge Way. The Project’s mission is to eliminate the stigmas surrounding mental illness. Yellow tulips are a
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The 450 tulips planted at Livesey Park in Fairhaven last November near the skatepark where Trevor Viera liked to skate are a reminder of his family’s love.
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