Choose Your Year-Long Roadmap to Mental Well-Being for Your Educational Community Our Program Packages for Schools outlines how The Yellow Tulip Project (YTP) can work with your school to introduce a year-long roadmap aimed at increasing the overall mental wellness of the student body and school community, aligned with SEL goals. We offer simple, proactive, […]
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An interactive photography and storytelling initiative showcasing the faces and stories of young men and non-binary folks who are impacted by mental health struggles.
‘Young Men Moving Mountains’ Photo Exhibit Read More »
This powerful black-and-white photography exhibit aims to erase the stigma that surrounds mental illness by expanding our perceptions and challenging expectations of what mental illness “looks like”. We’re taking stigma by storm by sharing our stories, organizing community conversations, and traveling our exhibit.
‘I Am More: Facing Stigma’ Photo Exhibit Read More »
YTP Ambassadors are the glue to our movement and the ones enacting change by tirelessly engaging with their schools and communities to smash the stigma. Every year, a handful of Ambassadors step up into leadership roles at YTP, working at a professional level in areas such as social media, Ambassador outreach and diversity, equity and
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We are firm believers that talking about mental illness begins to normalize the conversation and we’re happy to come to your school or community to share our stories. YTP speakers will present their stories with a trained mental health facilitator in an engaging and safe way. We’re speaking up and out at conferences, schools, community
Storytelling Alchemy Course + Speaker’s Bureau Read More »
‘Your Daily Creative Practice’ is a SEL-informed nature-based arts program designed to be adopted at any capacity in middle school classrooms, but can also be used by folks of any age. Each activity is designed to bring participants into the ‘here and now’, centering mindfulness as well as creative expression around the life cycle of
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