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Changemaker Chat Across the Globe #4 – with Rebecca Huang

Join us for a powerful global conversation on youth mental health with Suzanne (USA), Maya  (India), and Rebecca Huang (Taiwan). Together, they explore the challenges of stigma, academic pressure, and access to care—while sharing inspiring initiatives and everyday actions that are helping communities build connection, awareness, and hope. Don’t miss this powerful discussion with Maya

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Let’s Talk: Tools and Strategies for Talking to Young People About Their Mental Health

**This video is a recording of the first session of our bi-monthly virtual series, Let’s Talk, held on Thursday, February 26 at 12:00 PM ET. In this powerful and informative conversation, we are joined by Erin Belfort, a child, adolescent, and adult psychiatrist, who shares practical guidance on how to talk with young people about

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how2life

Life can sometimes feel overwhelming, but there are so many actions we can take to support our mental health along the way. In collaboration with Auburn Public Library’s Teen Center, The Yellow Tulip Project created a light hearted student-led film, full of humor and good tips and how to take care of yourself and your

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GOT HOPE? Hope Takes Action

What happens when hope takes action? Real change 💛⁠ ⁠ This week, our youth leaders are sharing the moments from Yellow Tulip Project events that changed everything – the conversations that broke through barriers, the stories that made someone feel less alone, the connections that turned strangers into community.⁠ ⁠ When we create spaces for

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GOT HOPE? Hope is Shared

Hope grows when we share it 💛⁠ ⁠ This week we’re exploring how Hope Is Shared through the conversations that matter, the friends who show up, and finding your voice when it feels hard to speak up.⁠ ⁠ Our student leaders are opening up about their mental health journeys and sharing why it’s so important

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