Facilitated by YTP’s Director of Youth Engagement. Can be held virtually or in-person. “It Starts With You: A Self-Care Toolkit”: Defines self-care, explores (6) different spheres of self-care, and how to create healthy boundaries for meaningful relationships. The goal is to build conversation by inviting folks to reflect on their own experiences and to create …
If you’re tired of the silence surrounding mental illness, then join our network! YTP’s Youth Ambassadors are the glue to our movement and ARE the change. As an Ambassador, you’ll engage with schools and communities with a host of different outreach activities, and meet like-minded young people from all around the globe!
Yellow tulips are a sign of hope. When communities come together, plant a garden, get their hands dirty, and talk about mental illness, hope blooms.
We organize Yellow Tulip Hope Days in May to bring community together to view the tulips and celebrate community and hope.
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.
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 …
Mental health is a global issue and we want to explore this topic across the globe. Cultural exchanges have been strengthening our understanding of the human condition for centuries– we have so much to learn from each other and we know that there is power in numbers. Across the Globe: Cross-Cultural Conversations on Mental …
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Stigma Stories is a virtual lecture series that features speakers who share personal narratives on mental health and how stigma is impacted by their intersection(s) or community.
Your Creative Daily 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 …
