Northern Light Acadia Hospital in Bangor is trying to erase the stigma that surrounds mental illness. They have partnered with the Yellow Tulip Project to host the “I Am More” photo exhibit which runs through October 11th. The exhibit contains black and white photos meant to challenge expectations of what mental illness looks like. The […]
What do the Portland International Jetport, the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in New Hampshire, and one of America’s largest retailers have in common? Each of them – accompanied by the Fuller Craft Museum in Massachusetts, the Science Museum of Minnesota, and Time magazine’s 2017 Instagram Photographer of the Year – are part of a breakthrough phenomenon
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MANCHESTER — A group that formed at Burr and Burton Academy last fall is seeing some of its efforts bloom. Not only have the yellow tulips the group planted last fall bloomed into a beautiful garden, but they say they’ve seen some signs of positivity and kindness sprouting as well. Freshman Lexi Lacoste said students
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Third annual community hope garden planting PORTLAND (WGME) — Planting bulbs-for an important cause, as dozens headed to Longfellow Square in Downtown Portland Sunday for the 3rd annual community hope garden planting. The organization “Yellow Tulip Project” was started in order to normalize the conversation surrounding mental health. Around 300 yellow tulip bulbs were planted-to
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T‑Mobile Announces the Top Six Changemaker Challenge Winner Teams are ArtPass, Aware, Dios del Sol, Echo Effect, Peerlift and The Yellow Tulip Project. UPDATE: T-Mobile CEO John Legere Picks Six Changemaker Favorites! Bellevue, Washington — August 22, 2018 — The morning after the top 6 Changemaker Challenge teams presented their world-changing ideas to T-Mobile’s Senior
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05-03-18 The Yellow Tulip Project Ray, Debi and Bob are joined in studio by Alison Ingalls. She is representing the Yellow Tulip Project. The Yellow Tulip Project is meant to help smash the stigma around mental illness and was started by Julia Hanson. Alison explains why and how she got involved. She describes her battle
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On November 7, freshmen from Gorham High School (GHS) took time out of the school day to plant yellow tulips around Village Elementary School as part of the Yellow Tulip Project, a program dedicated to suicide awareness. The Maine Department of Health and Human Services notes that suicide is the second leading cause of death
Sadness will ‘bloom into hope’ in Van Buren VAN BUREN, Maine — Eighth-grade students Jacob Burgess and Erik Rossignol said they learned some very important things when Julia Hansen, founder of The Yellow Tulip Project spoke at Van Buren District Secondary School on Wednesday, Oct. 4. “I learned that it helps to speak out about
