Congress passed the “One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act,” which includes nearly $1 trillion in cuts to Medicaid.
These cuts represent one of the most significant rollbacks in U.S. history, placing millions at risk, including over 37 million children and adolescents who receive health care through...
The recent tragic shooting incident at the University of North Carolina (UNC) has deeply shaken not only the campus community but also people of color across the nation. Acts of violence can have far-reaching psychological consequences, especially for marginalized communities that have faced historical and systemic injustices. At the Steve Fund, we are committed to offering guidance and resources to help people of color affected by this tragedy navigate their emotions, find a sense of belonging, and embark on a healing journey.
Wildfires are physical disasters and emotional events that can trigger various responses. The fear and uncertainty associated with the rapidly changing situation can lead to feelings of anxiety, helplessness, and stress. The destruction of homes, landscapes, and cherished memories can evoke grief and sadness. Moreover, losing a sense of safety and control can further exacerbate emotional distress.
The leading youth mental health nonprofit transforms mental health support through partnerships with higher education institutions, youth-serving nonprofits, leading mental health organizations and corporate partners
For ten years, the Steve Fund has championed a simple but powerful belief: every young person deserves the mental health and emot...
This milestone report captures how a small but determined vision grew into a national movement for mental health equity. The 10-Year Highlights Report offers more than a retrospective—it is a call to action for the next decade.
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In 2024, the Steve Fund partnered with the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) and Healthy Minds Network at the University of Michigan to analyze a survey of students at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and predominantly Bla...
On October 17 and 18, 2023, leaders at Georgetown University and The Steve Fund convened 80 mental health and higher education experts to discuss the mental health and wellness of students of color, especially implications for campuses following the US Supreme Court’s ruling to end Affirmative Action in college admissions.
