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Marcia Liu Ph.D
Posted 2 years ago

Bracing, Braving, and Breathing: Mental Health for BIPOC College Freshmen this Fall
Especially for BIPOC students, including those who are working class, immigrants or children of immigrants, queer, and/or students who are the first in their families to attend college, the transition to college can be a thrilling & stressful time. Approach wellness & mental health with a preventative lens & develop a routine that offers holistic, protective care.
Diversity Equity and Inclusion
Posted 1 hour ago

Why Social Connection Matters During Exam Season
Why Social Connection Matters During Exam Season Exam season can feel overwhelming for any student. But for many underserved and underrepresented students, academic pressure often intersects with additional stressors, including navigating cultural expectations, financial strain, isolation, and the pressure ...
Annelle Primm
Posted 1 hour ago

Honoring Women’s History by Centering Women’s Mental Health
Honoring Women’s History by Centering Women’s Mental Health March is a time to celebrate Women’s History Month to honor the leadership, resilience, innovation, and contributions of women across generations. At The Steve Fund, we also recognize that celebrating women means acknowledging the real...
Posted 1 month ago

Black History Month at 100: Culture, Belonging, and Mental Health
Black History Month at 100: Culture, Belonging, and Mental Health In 2026, we proudly celebrate Black History Month’s 100th anniversary, a powerful milestone honoring a century of recognizing, preserving, and uplifting Black history, culture, and achievement. ...
Annelle Primm
Posted 2 months ago

Reboot, Reset, Renew: Entering 2026 with Intention and Care
Reboot, Reset, Renew: Entering 2026 with Intention and Care The start of a new year often brings pressure to make resolutions or rush into change. At The Steve Fund, we approach this moment differently. As we embark on our 2026 journey...
Gina Newsome Duncan
Posted 4 months ago

Honoring vs. Acknowledging Newfound Independence in Your College Student
As you consider your role as a parent or caregiver of a college student, the distinction between "honoring" and "acknowledging" your student’s newfound independence is subtle but important. What’s the difference? Let’s explore ways to see and support your child for who they are — and who they’re becoming.
Gina Newsome Duncan
Posted 4 months ago

Welcoming Your College Student Home for the Holidays
If you recently sent your young person off to college for the first time, the holidays and family gatherings may be extra special as your child comes home for their first break. Your college student may now be a more independent adult, and your family may have also adjusted to a new rhythm. Here are tips and approaches to support you and your young person.
Gina Newsome Duncan
Posted 4 months ago

A Parent's Guide to a More Joyful Holiday Season
As a parent or caregiver, you are not alone if you feel extra pressure during the holidays and other times when your family gathers. The complex mix of responsibilities you may be juggling can become even more intense during the holiday season. Here are 8 tips to help manage stress and embrace well-being during the holidays.
Gina Newsome Duncan
Posted 4 months ago

Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
November marks the beginning of the holiday season and the chance to celebrate Native American Heritage Month. The Month honors the diverse cultures, traditional wisdom, and immense contributions of Native American, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, and affiliated Island communities. The history of Indigenous cultures in the United States is deeply complex, marked by incredible resilience in the face of profound adversity. Let’s discuss!
Gina Newsome Duncan
Posted 4 months ago

Bullying: How You and Your Young Person Can Stand Against Bullying
The National Bullying Prevention Center states that “bullying is when someone aggressively uses their ‘power’ to target another individual with repeated, unwanted words or actions, hurting them physically and/or emotionally.” Talking with your young person about bullying can start with creating a space for your young person to share their experience without judgment.
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