This series brings together female employees of color to discuss the unique workplace issues they face with particular focus on their mental health and emotional well-being....
...so you can ground yourself using the Grounding Tips below Step 3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4JUrcIuKOM Step 1: Setting the Stage Read the poem ‘Caged Bird’ by Maya Angelou aloud or silently. As...
...being in community college and balancing life challenges; 2) community college administrators who understand the boundaries, limits, capacities, and ecology of the community college landscape; 3) mental health professionals who...
...how panelists detailed (1) what higher education institutions must do to sustain their commitment to equity in mental health availability and access; (2) how student-centered groups and communities can help...
...did not complete suicide and the 4,980 youth who attempted, but did not complete suicide. Further, if we could increase the protective factors surrounding people at risk we might be...
...and emotional well-being of young people of color, is committed to continuing and advancing an action agenda that aligns with the Surgeon General’s recommendations. Through our multisectoral and multicultural programs...
...solid sense of community support can significantly enhance mental well-being. Encouraging Latinx individuals to connect with their cultural roots and engage in community activities can help combat feelings of isolation....
...underscores the interconnectedness of our lives within communities of color and the necessity of love in our actions. The importance of reflective action in communities of color Just as my...
...at a higher risk for symptoms such as depression, anxiety, and suicidal thinking when compared to their heterosexual counterparts. Further, the situation becomes even more complex for BIPOC LGBTQ+ youth....
...The Mental Health Crisis in Higher Education. (2023b). Report by The Lumina Foundation – Gallup. https://www.gallup.com/analytics/468986/state-of-higher-education.aspx The State of Higher Education. (2023a). Report by The Lumina Foundation – Gallup. https://www.gallup.com/analytics/468986/state-of-higher-education.aspx...
...in your community (like extended family, friends, faith-based groups, neighbors, and colleagues) who can support you or help with cooking, carpooling, baby sitting, and other responsibilities. Remember to breathe. Try...
...others, and your community. Step 1: Who am I? My thoughts: Write freely about what comes to mind as you reflect on the question “What am I?” My emotions: Identify...
This special conversation, in partnership with MTV’s Mental Health Action Day and moderated by Dr. Gina Newsome Duncan, features breathwork specialist Shanila Sattar, family advocate Regina Crider, and mental health...
...maintain normalcy and stability for our children. Striking a delicate balance How can you model confidence in your ability to manage stressors while also modeling vulnerability and admitting when you...
...“Let’s Get It On: Deconstructing Sex, Sexuality, and Gender in the Black Community” and featured lectures, panels, networking events and social activities. With speakers discussing topics like black hypermasculinity, queerness,...
...the community, or agricultural projects led by the community focusing on food sovereignty, sustainability, and agroecology practices. Supporting, promoting, and working with local businesses following principles of Social and Solidarity...
...of mindful communication, including: Better communication overall Reduced emotional stress during conflicts Greater relationship satisfaction DEAR MAN is a tool you can use to support mindful communication in relationships. Mindfulness...
...immigrant families. The Advisory outlines an extensive series of actions to address youth mental health, including recommendations for educators, health care professionals, media organizations, community organizations, employers, parents, youth, and...
...of mental illnesses, like depression and anxiety, compared to their white peers. But a recent national survey found that compared to white students, students of color report higher rates of...
...and spirituality, intergenerational dynamics, immigration, the model minority myth, among others on their mental health. Throughout the session, middle eastern/SWANA girls and young women will connect with skills and resources...
...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....
...health challenges, Black students at HBCUs report higher rates of flourishing—a measure of overall well-being and life satisfaction—compared to Black students at Predominantly White Institutions (PWIs). Lower mental health service...
...immigrant families. The Advisory outlines an extensive series of actions to address youth mental health, including recommendations for educators, health care professionals, media organizations, community organizations, employers, parents, youth, and...
...community of family and friends Access to culturally aligned mental health care Problem-solving skills A supportive and safe educational environment Trusted and compassionate adult figures and/or role models ...
The Supreme Court’s ruling on affirmative action is expected to impact how campuses engage around issues of diversity and inclusion. As the leading national organization focused on the mental health...
...academic work, and add to feelings of low self esteem and inadequacy when students compare their lives with what they see portrayed by peers online. Ironically, the so-called “connection” created...
...(commitment) Having an openness to communication and vulnerability between them (trust) Aekta feels these are good signs to keep the relationship going and is hopeful about what they represent for...
Explore what it means to come out in communities of color What does “coming out” really mean? What do you say — and to who? Will it affect my mental...
...NOT Bridging OR Bonding. Speaking of community, when you arrive at college, you will begin seeking your community. Community building is our effort to recreate the familial relationships we leave...
...love them, adverse childhood experiences and ongoing sociocultural stressors can shape their relationships, and complicate how we understand and express love. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-08YW__JYAs Seeking a new definition of love How I...
...community requires a sustaining source of guidance and motivation. For me, my sustaining sources are my values, and a commitment to improving the mental health of individuals and communities of...
...Health Platforms: Explore online platforms like The Steve Fund Knowledge Center and https://www.melaninandmentalhealth.com/resources/ that offer resources specifically designed for the mental health of young people of color. Social Media Communities:...
...and “This Is Me,” by Latina singer Demi Lovato are proud attempts to empower women to feel comfortable as themselves. Postpartum depression is another common problem faced by women. Model...
...an invisible minority, but I share a similar experience in many respects to the Hispanic community. I am a child of immigrants from a low-to-moderate socio-economic background, who spoke no...
...stands as a testament to the power of community when it is formed around a shared purpose and goal. To this day, citizens come together to ‘celebrate’ black history as...
...achievements and fosters pride, it also serves as an opportunity to address significant issues affecting these communities, particularly mental health. For people of color, including those in the Hispanic community,...
...Always, Often or Sometimes Step 4: Choose action steps to increase your valued living For values that you ranked lower (“often” or “sometimes”) in the last week, choose action steps...
...be used when faced with a stressful decision or moment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqk8zjqnte0 The positive impact of affirming yourself by naming your values is possible with just a small amount of effort....
...that you provide. We may combine Personal Information received through the Services with other information we have collected from or about you, whether on-line or off-line. We treat the combined...
...to turn worries into action steps. Finally, here are some journaling prompts to help you and/or a young person process your thoughts and feelings, and eventually formulate action plans. Consider...
...tasks if you feel they’re too much. Tap into social connections and community. Surround yourself with positive, healthy people. Ask for help when you need it. Show compassion for yourself....
...NAACP ACT-SO competitors and observers during the national competition to undergird and promote the students’ success and contributions to our community with a focus on their mental and emotional well-being....
...discrimination, and various injustices. But this awareness also ignited a fire within me to pursue justice, not just for myself, but for my community. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqHSz0pJfM0 Research shows that marginalized young...
...may express depression through acting out or complaining about physical symptoms (e.g., stomach aches, headaches) rather than complaining about feeling sad or blue. BIPOC young people are also more likely...
...cultural competence of the university at large, emphasizing mental health as an essential component of the college experience. These efforts should be meaningfully coordinated with existing competency efforts aimed at...
...Advocacy unites individuals with a common purpose to advance awareness and mobilize action supporting a defined outcome. Advocacy for mental health must be grounded in both education and activism. Bebe...
...community college leaders, investors, social innovators, and mental health experts to develop real-time, real-world technological solutions for community college students, with a particular focus on students of color. The Steve...
...43(7), 64. https://www.apa.org/monitor/2012/07-08/mindfulness Tinder. (2023). Future of dating report 2023. https://filecache.mediaroom.com/mr5mr_tinder/179342/Copy_of_FOD_Report_2023_FINAL.pdf Weir, K. (2023, June). The science of friendship. Monitor on Psychology. https://www.apa.org/monitor/2023/06/cover-story-science-friendship Figueroa, J. M., DeLuca Bishop, H. K.,...
...health and protect at-risk students. Learn more at www.jedfoundation.org. Follow us on social media: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn About the Steve Fund The Steve Fund...
...and how they fit into their college community and the world. Coming to this realization, made Jonathan disconnect, shut down and avoid dealing with the emotions. Speaking on the college...
...and community influences, exploring common experiences and challenges, and collectivist/community influences. Ways to address mental health from an individual, family, and community perspective will be explored and culturally responsive resources...
Weaving Wellness: Connecting Mental Health Resources, Community, and Self to Address the Mental Health Struggles of Native and Indigenous Girls and Young Women
...which can be a part of your personal story of mindful justice and mental health. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoAcO8vLrMk How the Exercise Works As you go through the chart of strategies to restore...
...and celebrating others. Honoring Hispanic Heritage and Mental Health <link to come> explores the Hispanic/Latine community’s psychological strengths that can help bolster the resilience and well-being of your young people....
...needs to be a competitor, but also a cheerleader.” – Jay “When the game kind of turns sour is when the rivalry takes over, the competition aspect takes over, and...
...as a bridge. Learning to listen to each other with compassion, asking questions instead of making assumptions, and honoring each other’s experiences can create stronger, more united communities. These connections...
...mindset can lead to viewing common relationship stressors as a clue the connection may be challenging. These beliefs can contribute to lower levels of relationship satisfaction and commitment. If your...
...provide assurance that a sense of normalcy can be achieved. https://psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/2020-06195-001.html See below resources with helpful information about loss and bereavement: https://www.newyorklife.com/foundation/bereavement-support The Grief Sensitive Schools Initiative: https://grievingstudents.org/gssi/ https://ghpsychiatry.org/books/ https://www.schoolcrisiscenter.org/resources/talking-kids-about-tragedies/...
Youth Advisory Board member Chevaughn Wellington joins Jay and Dannie to discuss the drawbacks of hypercompetitive environments. They also come up with ways to navigate these spaces successfully and with...
...communities. Despite the universal nature of these disruptions to students’ lives, students of color, who comprise approximately 45% of college undergraduates, are bearing the weight of these challenges most acutely....
...(n.d.). How to manage your conflict triggers. Retrieved January 20, 2025, from https://www.gottman.com/blog/manage-conflict-triggers/ Cahn, D. D., & Abigail, R. A. (2013). Managing Conflict through Communication (5th ed). Pearson Education Limited....
...actor and comedian, Bill Hader and designer, Kenneth Cole – both highly influential mental health advocates. Crowdsourced voting will determine the winner of the Community Builder Award. Online voting is...
...well-being. The session will highlight key aspects of engagement, including understanding cultural traditions and values, recognizing community cultural wealth, and fostering social connections in schools, faith organizations, and local communities....
About the Campaign The #MySafeSpace campaign supports the mental health and emotional well-being of young people. When life presents challenges that weigh heavy on your heart and mind, it’s okay...
...www.sprc.org The Trevor Project Lifeline, thetrevorproject.org National Child and Traumatic Stress Network Coping with Collective Traumas Click Here BEAM https://beam.community/ Hurdle https://www.hurdle.health/ Ayana Therapy https://www.ayanatherapy.com/ Inclusive Therapists https://www.inclusivetherapists.com/ National Queer...
...of the nation’s young people of color through direct support, knowledge building, and peer to peer resources. In light of the recent Supreme Court’s decision, the Steve Fund remains committed...
...and is a bold call to community care and transformation. (Related article: Community Care Is Essential by the Michigan Coalition to End Domestic & Sexual Violence.) Lorde’s work to promote...
...will offer support and resources to different members of our beloved Steve Fund community, including young Black girls, Black women undergraduate and graduate students, and mental health practitioners, scholars, and...
...aptly described a deep concern within the African-American community with her comment: “We, in the African-American community, we don’t deal with mental health issues. We don’t even talk about it....
...on who you are, they can also inspire and fuel your resolve to take action to support mental health and emotional well-being in your life and communities. In my own...
...stereotypes, and telling your story to promote empathy, understanding, and healing. This process requires courage and a commitment to individual and collective action. Together with your peers and community, you...
...strategies that build understanding and assistance for the mental and emotional health of the nation’s young people of color. www.stevefund.org ### Please direct all inquiries to Mica Wilson at wilson.mica@gmail.com....
...Alliance for Suicide Prevention, https://theactionalliance.org/ The Trevor Project Lifeline, thetrevorproject.org National Child and Traumatic Stress Network Coping with Collective Traumas Click Here BEAM https://beam.community/ Ayana Therapy https://www.ayanatherapy.com/ Inclusive Therapists https://www.inclusivetherapists.com/...
For Immediate Release: June 2, 2020 Contact: Courtney Holsworth, cholsworth@rabengroup.com, (989) 572-8162 The Steve Fund, the nation’s leading organization dedicated to promoting the mental health of young people of color,...
...night. Primm says these are the kinds of stressors, situations and behaviors that can contribute to a host of psychological and physical ailments in students.” —DiverseEducation.com | Read more. https://diverseeducation.com/article/155598/...
...validations and providing emotional safety during hard moments, and then consider if this action helped you and your partner process your experiences and deepen your connection. Meaningful actions in your...
...facilitate taking this first step. It is also useful to employ techniques like behavioral activation, in which we use our actions to drive our emotional state, and opposite action to...
Jenny gives voice to the Asian experience of how difficult it is for some in this community to seek help due to society’s stereotypes of the AAPIs. Jenny openly and...
...of higher education. Only 49% of African Americans students complete their 4-year college education, compared to 71% of white, non-Hispanic students, according to a CollegeBoard report (source: http://www.copylink.org/2xk ). The...
...in school to balancing family commitments and developing relationships, your student is likely experiencing daily situations that require them to evaluate their values and priorities — and take action to...
...& Hayward, R. D. (2015). Humility, compassion, and gratitude to god: Assessing the relationships among key religious virtues. Psychology of Religion and Spirituality, 7(3), 192-204. https://doi.org/10.1037/rel0000028 https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/08/well/mind/gratitude-health-benefits.html?unlocked_article_code=1.9Ew.HYMQ.b27qfTo15oZO&smid=em-share https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/beyond-school-walls/202304/cultivating-a-gratitude-habit-for-improved-well-being?eml https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/what-mentally-strong-people-dont-do/201504/7-scientifically-proven-benefits-of-gratitude?eml https://research.com/education/scientific-benefits-of-gratitude...
...panel was moderated by Dr. Carlota Ocampo, Provost for Trinity Washington University. The panelists were: Dr. John DeGioia, President of Georgetown University; Dr. Belinda S. Miles, President of Westchester Community...
...prescribe mental health medication. The most common mental health concerns treated by primary care providers tend to be depression, anxiety, and insomnia and can often be effectively addressed with antidepressant...
...help inform individuals and families about how to treat or even preempt the onset of serious mental illness among college students and recent college graduates.” Read the complete article here....
For Immediate Release: September 15, 2020 Contact: Courtney Holsworth, cholsworth@rabengroup.com, (989) 572-8162 The Steve Fund Crisis Response Task Force Releases Recommendations for Higher Education Institutions and Employers on Promoting Mental...
...emotional well-being, as well as that of the family, caregivers, educators, or communities who support you, are strongest when hope is cultivated intentionally and proactively in response to adversity. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPUlyCCtXmA...
...smallest steps forward to offer yourself proof of your agency and capabilities. Explore Self-Compassion Practices: Self-compassion is a tool for being kind and loving towards yourself in the midst of...
...support your well-being, your creative process, and your mental health. Source: Brach, T. (n.d.). RAIN practice: A mindfulness tool for radical compassion. Tara Brach. Accessed December 1, 2024, from https://www.tarabrach.com/rain-practice-radical-compassion...
...I fully knew I could have run at a moderate pace so that I could recuperate, I pushed on. My efforts in persevering were to prove to myself that I...
...day dedicated to giving – when charities, families, businesses, community centers, students, retailers and more will all come together for #GivingTuesday – a movement to celebrate giving and encourage more,...
Our expert consultants will help you curate a series of programs and engagements that lead to measurable and sustainable change in how professionals and/or students perceive your campus climate. Deliverables...
...the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Helpline (1-800-950-NAMI) or the Steve Fund Crisis Text Line (Text STEVE to 741741) are available for immediate support. Community Organizations: Some community organizations...
Each year between September 15 to October 15, the U.S. celebrates Hispanic/Latino culture during Hispanic Heritage Month. While communities celebrate Hispanic and Latino history and culture beyond these four weeks,...
I grew up in a secular household, yet spirituality has always been present in my life in subtle ways. I have come to see it as more than just religion...
...own behaviors shaped my relationships increased my capacity to set compassionate goals, such as being supportive and constructive while avoiding harm. Studies show that these kinds of actions can increase...
...or action steps to come into focus. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=px8_U99cbGI As you color the graphic below, allow yourself to breathe mindfully. After a few minutes, take a break, jot down any ideas,...
This workshop challenges staff and faculty to revisit their commitment to create a supportive campus environment. Building institutional capacity, that is, restructuring organizations, to integrate mental health concerns is essential...
...yourself struggling to articulate your experience? If you answered no, what was your first reaction to this emotional experience? Was this reaction useful to you or harmful to you? Use...
...In telling my story, I not only honor the past but also actively inspire hope and resilience in myself and others. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPUlyCCtXmA Stories are bridges connecting you to your past,...
...School at Washington University in St. Louis. The elections were over. And the media were full of reports about acts targeting communities of color, by individuals and groups who felt...
...less emotionally prepared when they first started college compared to their peers. Only 49% of African Americans students complete their 4-year college education, compared to 71% of white, non-Hispanic students,...
...please visitwww.hbasonline.org. Sources: http://www.nami.org/Learn-More/Mental-Health-By-the-Numbers#sthash.ebIBKBlS.dpuf Oquendo MA, Lizardi D, Greenwald S, Weissman MM, Mann JJ. Rates of lifetime suicide attempt and rates of lifetime major depression in different ethnic groups in...
...Dr. Jordan Cattie, Postdoctoral Fellow The Steve Fund: Dr. Alfiee M. Breland-Noble, Senior Scientific Advisor The Jed Foundation: Dr. Victor Schwartz, Medical Director Recent press: http://www.wsj.com/articles/campus-researchers-try-new-ways-to-close-a-gap-in-mental-health-care-1452535197 http://www.healio.com/psychiatry/practice-management/news/online/%7Bc43809f5-a1db-4dae-a63c-99bf495499d9%7D/organizations-team-up-to-improve-mental-health-support-for-college-students-of-color http://jedfoundation.org/press-room/press-releases/Steve-Fund-JED-Announcement http://chronicle.com/article/Many-Black-Students-Don-t/234892 http://www.dailytarheel.com/article/2016/01/mental-health-minority-college-groups...
...health among communities of color. For more information, visit www.stevefund.org. Media contacts For the Steve Fund: Marc Fest 305-604-9500 For Active Mind: Lauren Abdill Communications Coordinator Active Minds Inc. 240-285-0097...
...fromPsycTESTS. doi: https://dx.doi.org/10.1037/t00437-000 Fenzel, L. M., Richardson, K. D. The Stress Process Among Emerging Adults: Spirituality, Mindfulness, Resilience, and Self-Compassion as Predictors of Life Satisfaction and Depressive Symptoms. J Adult...
...even modest health, education, social and economic outcomes. Fostering resilience among young people of color caught in this current quagmire of the COVID-19 pandemic, associated devastation and racial trauma warrants...
Talking with people from older generations can help us see life in new ways and shed light on our journey and our community’s evolution. While your culture may have unique...
Everyone needs someone to talk to. There is a common misconception that something has to be “wrong” to see a therapist. This is simply not the case. As a board-certified...
...Join Supportive Campus Communities Many colleges have support groups or communities that cater to specific interests, backgrounds, or identities. Seek out these groups and organizations where you can connect with...
This workshop supports recruiting teams to effectively communicate the company’s DEIB values, culturally-competent offerings, and mental health support services to students and prospective recruits....
...and a father, I come to this work committed to transformational and generational change. Although I didn’t realize it then, my childhood experiences would shape my appreciation for the love...
...student can navigate college life successfully. Additional information: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) | Public Health Law | CDC What is FERPA? | Protecting Student Privacy...
...need to prepare for action? Are there people with similar interests with whom you can collaborate? Taking Action / How do you take action, reflect and try again? With your...
...and emotional well-being. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPUlyCCtXmA 3 practices will help you create and benefit from hope as a tool for liberation 1. Explore liberation practices as a starting point Traditional approaches to...
...post-affirmative action landscape. Explore how student organizations, sororities, fraternities, and communities of faith can serve as protective factors in preventing isolation, enhancing positive student experiences, and fostering a shared identity....
Tanais shares how her first semester of college was challenging emotionally and physically with the added pressure of having to work to support her mother who suffers from mental illness....
Joanne, a first-generation college student; working full-time to support herself while juggling college paper deadlines, explains how all the stress finally caught up with her physically. Suffering from Epilepsy, Joanne...
Daymian is a young black college student who is not only adjusting to college life, and navigating financial challenges; he is managing his Bi-polar II mental health disorder. He shares...
...counterparts (https://www.psychiatrictimes.com/view/mental-health-care-for-women-of-color-risk-factors-barriers-and-clinical-recommendations). A 2022 CDC report (https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2022/p0331-youth-mental-health-covid-19.html) that focused on the high school population during the pandemic found that adolescent girls reported greater levels of poor mental health; emotional abuse...
...of college students of color. This is especially true when cyber-based comments are anonymous. Not knowing if comments are coming from a classmate or someone living next door in the...
...Twitter chat with Mental Health America to unite our online communities in conversation around how our lifestyles impact our physical and mental health. We were joined by nearly 150 participants...
...meet the needs of young people of color and better inform communities New York – Oct. 11, 2016 – Crisis Text Line and the Steve Fund today announced the expansion...
...We aim to engage young women of color in a discussion centered on forming healthy relationships, setting healthy boundaries, and building positive and affirming relationships with loved ones and community...
...https://www.self.com/story/sunrise-sunset-health-benefits Childs, J.W., (2025, April 11). Stargazing Could Be Key to Your Well Being, and a Clear Sky Is All You Need to Reap the Benefits. The Weather Channel. https://weather.com/science/space/news/2025-04-11-night-sky-stargazing-mental-health-relax...
...(28% vs. 45%) and more likely to report that they often felt isolated on campus (46% vs. 30%). A University of Michigan survey found that one-quarter of students from underrepresented...
...and following a shared decision making model. Shared decision making recognizes that there are two experts in the room: the medical provider, and you, the patient. You are, after all,...
The Steve Fund partners with Kaiser Permeante to address the mental health needs of Community College Students and discuss how students entering college campuses may have previous stressors and trauma...
...fellow graduate students to practice vital competencies when seeing Latina/a clients. In addition, she is committed to international engagement and the dissemination of research across borders. She served a two-year...
...in the relationship. How well did you understand your partner’s perspective? Did you feel your perspective was heard? Action step: What’s one way you can approach the next disagreement with...
Breathe to stay present Staying present in each moment is a powerful way to give yourself the space to balance acceptance and action. Incorporating gratitude for each breath and each...
...take action With your goals and reflections in mind, write down one or two daily actions that can bring you closer to the changes you seek. Example: To feel a...
...April 19). Mindfulness practice for focus. Harvard Health Online. Harvard Health Publishing. https://www.health.harvard.edu/healthbeat/mindfulness-practice-for-focus Calm.com reviewed by Mosunic, C. (2023). How to use focused attention meditation to boost concentration. Calm. https://www.calm.com/blog/focused-meditation...
...a compass for drawing circles An eraser (just in case) Instructions Draw the Pie Chart Using a ruler or a compass, draw a large circle in the center of your...
...more confidently offer support to others. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjiv5Z9a70Y Emotional support vs. problem-solving Let’s break down what emotional vs problem-solving support can look like based on the Brief COPE inventory. As...
...U.S. The research follows a 2017 study conducted by The Harris Poll and commissioned by TSF and the Jed Foundation, to develop a critical comparative lens to understand trends, prioritize...
...to school can spark new and complex feelings for young people of color. Watch this lively discussion with youth and mental health experts discussing the needs of BIPOC students as...
“Happiness comes from living as you need to, as you want to. As your inner voice tells you to. Happiness comes from being who you actually are instead of who...
...of suicide — and knowing when to take action. Depression looks different in everyone but there are common patterns Although every person is unique, certain symptoms are consistent when someone...
...on mental health practitioners and organizations working to support young people of color in your community! Submit a brief paragraph via https://stevefund.org/contact-us/ highlighting local organizations, counselors, activists, or therapists committed...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 29, 2023 MEDIA CONTACT Jessica Ortiz Rise Strategy Group 312-550-0102 jessica@risestrategygroup.com The Steve Fund Charity Team Will Fundraise for Mental Health Programs for Young People of...
...of your lungs. Play Audio https://stevefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Justice_Liberate_Meditation-Acceptance_AUDEIO.mp3 https://www.youtube.com/embed/MLQqR7WI9zY Guided Meditation: The Power of Acceptance As you begin walking in a safe area or find a comfortable seat in a place where...
...Calm.com reviewed by Mosunic, C. (2023). Visualization meditation: 8 exercises to add to your practice. Calm. https://www.calm.com/blog/visualization-meditation Lit, R. (2023, March 13). What happens when you meditate. Stanford Magazine. https://stanfordmag.org/contents/what-happens-when-you-meditate...
...variety of pressures, including high academic standards, the influence of social media, and possible competition with peers. These pressures can lead to stress, anxiety, or even depression, which can significantly...
The brain and nervous system are made of billions of specialized nerve cells called neurons, which are connected to one another in an extremely complex and intricate network. Neurons coordinate...
...post-affirmative action landscape. Explore how student organizations, sororities, fraternities, and communities of faith can serve as protective factors in preventing isolation, enhancing positive student experiences, and fostering a shared identity....
Men of color, unite for the mental health of our communities. Join the Steve Fund and Harry’s for a gathering of Mental Health experts and advocates to explore the opportunity...
...Here’s a breakdown on how these creative strategies can help you to restore hope when your reserves run low. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPUlyCCtXmA 1. If you face difficulties setting and maintaining a clear...
...online and on campus. For more information on these programs and services, please contact programs@stevefund.org or visit www.stevefund.org/services. Learn about the Equity in Mental Health Framework The new Equity in...
At the heart of the Excellence in Mental Health on Campus (EMHC) initiative lies a profound process of change, one that seeks to uplift the mental health and emotional well-being...
...and cons. Take an inventory of your assets. Do an audit of your actions and be accountable to yourself. The comedian, Moms Mabley said, “If you always do what you...
...Latinx community’s mental health struggles and strengths. Girls Rising! is presented by The Steve Fund (www.stevefund.org), the nation’s leading non-profit organization focused on prioritizing the mental health and emotional well-being...
Transitions to college are often accompanied by race-related stress, which can impact a student’s ability to succeed. In particular, students of color can face experiences such as the imposter phenomenon,...
...health issues before they escalate. 2. Create a safe and open environment Creating a safe, nonjudgmental space for your teen to express their feelings is essential. Encourage open communication by...
Girls and young women, especially those from underserved and under-resourced communities, face unique stressors, trauma, violence, and oppression. These factors can be compounded by the intersection of their race, gender,...
...students in finding internships or job opportunities? Is there a career center or network in place? ☐ Community: How does the surrounding community engage with and treat students of color?...
...and community influences, exploring common experiences and challenges, and collectivist/community influences. Ways to address mental health from an individual, family, and community perspective will be explored and culturally responsive resources...
...the mental health and emotional well-being of young people, especially those from underserved and underresourced communities. We are deeply concerned about the immediate and long-term consequences of this legislation. As...
Healing journeys rarely happen alone. As parents, caregivers, and family members, we can give and receive support when we or someone we love struggles. Whether we listen to understand or...
...clinician at Johns Hopkins Hospital Community Psychiatry Program; an editor of the books, Disparities in Psychiatric Care and Women in Psychiatry: Personal Perspectives; and a lecturer and video producer on...
...concerns commonly experienced by undocumented immigrants. Participants will learn how to cope with stress and uncertainty by engaging in trauma-informed exercises and exploring the benefits of critical conciousness and self-compassion....
In this session, we will discuss the complex impact of the imposter phenomenon. We will dive deep into the history of the imposter phenomenon as it relates to racial trauma...
This session offers tools to build confidence, speak up, share ideas, and offer opinions and feedback. It accentuates the role of ERGs, mentoring programs, community service, and other company resources....
Throughout the histories of communities of color, narratives have always held power. The sequence of creating a story about your personal journey can help you to clarify your thoughts, process...
...uncomfortable (even terrifying) prospect. Managing Complexity: Reflection Questions How are you managing the complexity of all you are seeing and feeling as a parent or caregiver? How are you addressing...
...learn from them? What role does community play in your self-preservation and justice efforts? Consider how collective care supports your personal and collective goals. How does your community support mental...
...performance and greater satisfaction (3). At some point or another, most of us run the risk of letting work and school commitments take on too great a role in our...
...strategy to help set you on the path toward managing your emotions and mental health productively. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrXMxurCZHQ Step 1. Set your emotional goal. When we’re in the middle of a...
...supporting this important convening. We are now accepting applications for ideas for your campus! Please visit www.stevefund.org/ideas/ for the chance to bring an innovative program to your school. Finally, in...
...Newman’s Own Foundation have donated over $500 million to thousands of charities around the world. Learn more about the Fund at www.stevefund.org and about its programs and services at www.stevefund.org/programs....
...coping strategies, practice positive healing skills, self-regulate, and heal from physical, emotional, and psychological stress and trauma caused explicitly by experiences within their communities, social influences, preparing for the future,...
...“spiritual”? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZU0Gd-Y2ktw The Science of Soul Care Research on spirituality shows that it nourishes the soul in powerful ways. Many studies report that having a healthy spiritual practice and community...
...a community psychiatrist currently serving as a Senior Psychiatrist Advisor for Urban Behavioral Associates and several other organizations in the Baltimore-Washington area. During her career, Dr. Primm has been a...
...press release Susan L. Taylor: “I Was Dying On The Inside” | via BlackDoctor.org ABOUT KEYNOTE SPEAKER Susan L. Taylor, best-selling author of four books, and editor of eight...
Students of color who are also parents make up a sizable portion of the student body of community colleges. They also face a unique set of challenges and stressors that...
Approximately 9.5% of all American adults have some form of depression. Often it goes undiagnosed, especially in the BIPOC community. Explore the symptoms and risk factors to better understand your...
Journey into the complex landscape of schizophrenia in this micro unit, where you’ll identify its hallmark symptoms, recognize related disorders, and review treatment options. Equip yourself with practical self-help strategies...
Explore the complex world of Bipolar Disorder in this micro unit. Discover its hallmark symptoms, learn about effective treatment options, and uncover valuable mental health resources to support yourself or...
...needs, don’t give up. The right therapist for you is out there. Trust that your comfort, growth, and healing are worth the effort to keep looking. As you look for...
Students of color who are also parents make up a sizable portion of the student body of community colleges. They also face a unique set of challenges and stressors that...
...therapists who understand your unique experiences. Community Organizations: Many community-based organizations offer mental health support, including group therapy and workshops, often tailored to the needs of people of color. Hotlines:...
...allow a person to function at their best. The importance of mental health is acknowledged more today than in the past. Mental health has become a common subject in our...
...a list of needs vs. wants Common goals include dealing with stress, trauma, and/or grief, exploring a mental health condition you have or think you might have, and/or seeking help...
...to the mental health and emotional well-being of young people of color, the Steve Fund is extremely concerned about the impact of repealing the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)...
...as a key component of its strategy towards addressing the unmet mental health needs of this population. The Steve Fund is now actively recruiting a group of young people of...
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Be brave.—Lao Tzu Beginning a new venture—whether it’s heading back to school or beginning a new career—often comes with...
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Be brave. —Lao Tzu Heading back to school—whether it’s back to campus or back in the classroom—often comes with...
Join the Steve Fund for a gathering of Mental Health advocates to explore collaborative advocacy this Mental Health Awareness Month and beyond. It’s also AAPI Heritage Month. Come and lend...
Your creativity isn’t just a way to express yourself — it’s a powerful tool for changing your relationship with self, others, and your community. Sometimes justice can feel elusive, especially...
As anti-Asian hate crimes continue to surge in the US, higher education institutions are uniquely positioned to provide support for Asian American/Pacific Islander (AAPI) students, and become spaces for AAPI...
15 year old, Kendellyn Duncan, articulates the emotional impact that recent gun violence has had on her generation and pleas for adults to make the necessary changes....
Dr. Gina Newsome Duncan explores confronting our own emotions before we can support the young people in our lives and provides helpful tips for going there.
“Know that you are important. We are not machines, we are people and we have feelings, so always focus on you. Focus on your mental health, focus on your self...
“I was 15 or 16 when I started to struggle with depression. But because my family didn’t talk about it at that time, I didn’t even know that’s what it...
“I dealt with bouts of depression for years. I still do today, but thankfully it’s under control because I found ways to grapple with it. I started by seeking a...
“If you’re struggling with something that is mental health-related, don’t struggle alone. Reach out to somebody. Find professional help. You may end up being a happy, smiling person who doesn’t...
“You can pray and work for your mental health. In addition to my spiritual practice, I can also journal, go to counseling, challenge negative thoughts… and in doing this it...
“Maybe it’s being a man, more specifically a black man, I thought I was supposed to just struggle through on my own but trust me that’s not the way. Seeking...
“After years of lying about who I was and not dealing with my issues and 22 suicide attempts, I finally got help and realized that you can’t deal with yesterday’s...
“I learned anger is okay. Sadness is okay. That it’s okay not to be okay. You don’t have to feel good all the time. I learned all this through therapy....
“We think controlling our emotions is keeping it in…but actually that’s the toxic thing for us to do. It’s better to let it out. Remember what you talk about you...
“For me anxiety began to be a major issue in middle school. I didn’t know what anxiety was but I remember feeling overwhelmed in crowded areas… Then I got help....
In honor of Lunar New Year, this session had participants explore the different factors that impact the mental health of Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) girls, young women, and nonbinary...
...leading researchers, practitioners, administrators, faculty and students who will come together to understand mental and emotional health experiences of young people of color within Harvard University. This community event is...
...entrepreneurs, artists, and local leaders to co-create solutions with marginalized communities. By invitation, Impact Experience partners with communities on an even playing field to generate trust, enhance strategy, and drive...
...health conditions with medication as well as psychotherapy Psychiatric nurse practitioners, who are advanced practice nurses with specialized mental health training Common forms of psychotherapy include: ACT (Acceptance and Commitment...
...community, young people can thrive, even in the face of challenges. As part of this commitment, The Steve Fund advances the Eight Dimensions of Well-Being, offering a holistic approach that...
...8th grade through graduate school, along with comprehensive educational advising and other support services. The Foundation has also provided $125 million in grants to organizations that serve such students. www.jkcf.org...
...you, and why being fair with yourself and others makes a difference to your well-being. Grab a notebook, phone, or computer and let’s get started. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Op3hVMAWigo 5 Steps to Write...
...only free, nationwide, 24/7 text line for people in crisis. Together, it’s a perfect match. The Steve Fund and Crisis Text Line bring complementary services and expertise to help the...
...societal expectations on a society-based timeline. This timeline can be extremely detrimental to our own well-being when we don’t appear to be at the same stage of life in comparison...
...how mental health issues relate to the African communities. She has seen how issues surrounding mental health are often a taboo topic in African communities. She hopes to learn more...
What is Anxiety? Intense, excessive, and persistent worry and fear about everyday situations. Fast heart rate, rapid breathing, sweating, and tiredness may occur. Common Causes Anxiety can be normal in...
...to help support mental health and emotional well-being. For the best user experience, please use a computer with the Google Chrome browser. Click the link below to open the presentation....
...and not acted upon. But we are taking action. The Steve Fund recently has: Launched the first of its kind online Knowledge Center with expert information on the mental health...
...understood and not acted upon. But we are taking action. The Steve Fund recently has: Launched the first of its kind online Knowledge Center with expert information on the mental...
...counselor 24/7. The Fund views text messaging as a key component of its strategy towards addressing the unmet mental health needs of college and university students of color. Through...
...student of color. While all college students face a variety of challenges including social, emotional, financial, and academic pressures, students of color often experience additional sources of psychological distress compared...
...YPoC@7Cups (“Young People of Color @ 7Cups) is available on the 7 Cups platform for students of color seeking emotional support and volunteers who wish to provide such support. https://www.7cups.com/home/poc/...
...or never having enough time to do the things I authentically enjoyed, a myriad of circumstances weighed me down. Looking back, I was far from my full potential. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIo5sgMZn1E After...
...of us can unpack 2022 at our own pace, re-examining what happened and reconsidering the implications going forward for young people of color and our families, educational institutions, and communities....
...sexism is compounded by racism and xenophobia in everyday life which can further contribute to psychological distress. The impostor phenomenon which describes an internal experience of feeling like a fraud...
...youth and related racial disparities. Ultimately, the group will contribute to the development of a report by the end of 2019 that will identify actionable steps and solutions for the...
...countless others–to fight for equal rights. We also recognize that many LGBTQ people are still struggling for their civic freedoms and fair treatment. One common and shared experience by LGBTQ...
...awareness, when one might worry about being judged or called out. For young people of color, social anxiety can also come from the anticipation of everyday racism and discrimination, in...
...hosting the 5th Annual Young, Gifted & @ Risk conference, which will bring together nearly 450 behavioral health providers, students, higher education officials, community members and families to address the...
...and spiritual engagement compared to whites, including among college-age youth. THE STEVE FUND will hold a symposium dedicated to The Role of Religion and Spirituality in Mental Health: Challenges and...
...communities more vulnerable to the disease. The Steve Fund, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the mental and emotional well-being of students of color, created a Crisis Response Task Force...
...and emotional well-being. Students will learn a holistic approach to understanding their health and well-being. Students will be able to identify their stressors and explore individual, campus, and community resources...
...shootings that appear to have targeted communities of color. The gun violence perpetrated by a lone shooter in El Paso, Texas, is being regarded as a hate crime directed at...
...in education and society. We welcome proposals that focus on the topic of mental health among marginalized communities. There has been an increase in prevalence of mental health issues among...
This session focuses on environmental challenges that are common for young people of color, including stress and anxiety, non-belonging, discrimination and racial trauma....
This session supports young people of color in coping with stress and anxiety, non-belonging, discrimination, and racial trauma by leveraging the benefits of rest and self compassion....
Now more than ever, there is a need to focus on campus culture, practices, resources, and programs that foster inclusive and supportive environments for all members of the college community....
Our consultants are racially and culturally diverse national experts in the fields of psychology; psychiatry; diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging; communications; research; and college counseling. Book one for your next...
As the holidays approach and finals season comes to an end, it is important that faculty and staff take time to unwind and recharge as they navigate this demanding period....
...better able to care for people you value, and cultivate hope, resilience, and a commitment to thriving in all areas of life — at school, work, and beyond. As you...
As you color the graphic below, let your mind recall stories you’ve heard about the march toward justice in your community. What insights can you gather about the qualities, attitudes,...
...in the form of racism, sexism, classism and homophobia through her writing and activism. How do you celebrate your cultural pride and the power of your community? We can leverage...
...if you’re burnt out, you are not your best and whatever comes in front of you will not be its best.” -Dr. Michael Fu On sabbaticals/gap years… “[A sabbatical] doesn’t...
...makeup. Similarly, you can gain the impression from afar that certain people have everything together; they’re just shining. But you don’t really know their complete story or, what’s going...
...PostItForward.tumblr.com/QuiltSubmissions to be included in a quilt installation that will be on display in New York City and online at PostItForward.tumblr.com/MentalHealthQuilt. Tumbr provides templates and detailed instructions to make the...
...against mental health conditions. It is important, now more than ever, that we come together to promote acceptance and inspire hope. Together, and only together, we can make a difference...
Overview The goal of The Stephen C. Rose Legacy Scholarships is to promote the emotional well-being and mental health of youth in ethnically diverse communities. By supporting competitive scholarships for...
How should higher education institutions build structures and implement policies and practices that promote the mental health of students, faculty, and staff, particularly those from communities of color in light...
...education to bomb threats at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Predominantly Black Institutions (PBIs), distressing and longstanding disparities faced by the African American community are on display –...
...someone you trust and feel comfortable with to talk about your mental health. Decide on a private and comfortable space to have the conversation where you won’t be interrupted. Plan...
...the field will discuss the different approaches in which you can: Support traditionally marginalized and underrepresented student populations Advocate for systemic changes on your campus Build more comprehensive mental health...
...you explore creativity in your relationships, consider these three areas where you can use your creativity in your relationships — and maybe in artistic expression: Recognizing and communicating stress: How...
...in 1971. He is a former Commissioner of the Virginia Department of Mental Health and served from 1990 to 1994 and was director of community mental health services from 1971-1975....
...emotional well-being and mental health of youth in ethnically diverse communities. By supporting competitive scholarships for research on the mental health challenges facing college students of color from a variety...
...themselves and life in general. Mindfulness techniques can be used anytime, anywhere. Visit mindfulnessforteens.com to learn how to develop mindfulness strategies that can benefit your life. Many students coming from...
...but when you are a student of color, this journey comes with its own set of complex issues. The Young, Gifted, @ Risk & Resilient pre-conference, called Wellness in Color,...
...Steve Fund is here for you. I hope these tips will help you manage some of the common thoughts and feelings we all have when it comes to navigating change...
As a community-oriented psychiatrist, making mental health matter more in communities is something I am extraordinarily passionate and often ideating about. I was today year’s old when I found out...
...time I saw a back-to-school TV commercial or the aisles of school supplies in stores. “I don’t want to think about school! It’s still summer time!” I would complain. Now...
...open communication, and stronger relationships. How to get started These Journals and Guides were created as interactive Google Slides presentations. Follow these steps to open, save, and use your copy...
...Chance at Mental Health Framework will be released in 2017. To sign up for updates about this Framework, please visit http://www.equalchanceatmentalhealth.org/ With people of color forming the majority of Americans...
...support your mental health and emotional well-being. Expressive writing tips: Choose a semi-private and distraction-free setting. Write for at least 20 minutes for at least three days per week. Go...
Young people from communities of color have been disproportionately impacted by multiple traumas of the global pandemic, economic impacts, and racial injustice. As corporations recruit and strive to retain young...
...of having students access resources on campus/in their communities Engagement to include a self-assessment around how students view their own state of mental health, what are positive/negative factors affecting it,...
...and challenges faced by college students. This session will present compelling data, lived experiences, and actionable strategies to engage educators, funders, and policy stakeholders in transforming mental health support systems...
...Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity. As we focus on aspects of mental health and well-being, each speaker will discuss topics ranging from the unique pressures and challenges faced by...
...emotional well-being and help young people of color access resources on college and university campuses and within their respective communities. They advise on all Steve Fund efforts; help maximize the...
...Following the live webinars, access to view the recorded content will be available at the Steve Fund’s Knowledge Center on www.stevefund.org. 2nd Webinar: Thursday, October 27, 2016 12:30 PM –...
...available at the Steve Fund’s Knowledge Center on www.stevefund.org 3rd Webinar: Thursday, December 1, 2016 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM EDT Home for the holidays: Supporting your student through transitions...
...nation. The situation is made worse by the fact that students of color are underserved compared to white students for their mental health concerns, as evidenced in a 2016 Harris...
...people can wash their hands frequently, refrain from touching their faces, avoid contact with sick people, and stay away from large gatherings to reduce their risk. Community leaders are quarantining...
...So grab a notebook or open a document, and let’s get started! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUunCG_7HO8 1. Reflect on Your Support System Take a moment to think about the people in your life...
In today’s rapidly changing campus environments, higher education leaders, other professionals, and students need engagements tailored to their unique experiences. The Steve Fund’s customized offerings help our clients improve the...
Ever since we’ve had the conversation about gap years, I had been thinking about whether or not I should (more like could) take one. The idea of gap years is...
...a positive experience or not, eventually became some semblance of a home. We found pockets of comfort and security, whether that be in the arms of friends, in the classroom,...
...experiences of being a first generation college student, not feeling seen on their campus, inability to find relatable members of their community, experiences of micro-agressions and financial stressors which in...
Despite affecting an estimated 33% of Americans, anxiety remains a rarely discussed topic. Dive into the symptoms and risk factors that contribute to anxiety, and discover ways to support both...
...for regular updates with the therapist to keep informed of your teen’s progress and to continue showing your support. 5. Maintain Open Communication with Your Teen Encourage Openness: Let your...
...compassion. When I stay grounded in my beliefs and practices, I remember that everyone is navigating life in their own way, with their own joys, wounds, and questions. This awareness...
...deal with imposter syndrome. Combine that with some anxiety, and this creates a synergistic self-doubt cycle. I often faced many situations where there was fear in reaching out and networking...
...Partnership for Mental Health of Students of Color.” This Joint Program aims to develop a comprehensive set of recommendations that will guide college staff members, students, and families through the...
“The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don’t have any.” — Alice Walker April marks the beginning of spring in the northern hemisphere. Temperatures...
...for this three-day gathering of higher education professionals to learn, share, and explore strategies for enhancing prevention and compliance efforts at their institutions. Date: June 10-12, 2019 Location: Renaissance Nashville...
...population. Too many schools in under-resourced communities of color have too few service providers to care for students. Our children deserve better. About Michael Lindsey Dr. Lindsey is a child...
...of color are no exception. In this moment, with the COVID-19 pandemic gripping the nation and the world, women will carry a heavy burden performing caregiving roles, as they commonly...
...in higher education, who are disproportionately likely to come from low-income communities and/or immigrant backgrounds, and have inadequate access to healthcare. The University of Michigan and The Steve Fund partnered...
...health. Humor, spirituality, recreation, animal companionship, and work-life balance are important for everyone, but may be of special importance to people also living with chronic health conditions and those who...
...such as collaboration, community, values-driven, innovation, resourceful, and longevity. When thinking about how to support better inclusion of all students on campuses, we must examine deeply and intentionally our existing...
...Visualize a peaceful scene in vivid detail, engaging all senses. Mindful Walking Benefit: Combines physical activity with mindfulness to clear the mind. When to Use: When feeling restless or agitated....
...need to have all the answers; being present and listening is powerful. Starting the Conversation Find a quiet, comfortable space where you won’t be interrupted. Ensure it’s a good time...
...now working on improving her ability to communicate her need for help, recognize that asking for help is not weakness, and accept that it is okay to say no. By...
Description: This healing-centered session explores how caregivers can continue to show up for their young people and communities without sacrificing their own emotional well-being. Through reflection, discussion, and practical tools,...
...population-specific factors influencing mental health are too poorly understood and not acted upon. But we are taking action. The Steve Fund recently has: Launched the first of its kind online...
Take Action! September is National Suicide Prevention Month September is National Suicide Prevention Month. The Steve Fund makes it easy for institutions and individuals to get involved in supporting the...
Take Action! September is National Suicide Prevention Month September is National Suicide Prevention Month. The Steve Fund makes it easy for institutions and individuals to get involved in supporting the...
...support, consider these signs and signals — and take action for them and your family. 1 Social Withdrawal Are they spending excessive time alone and missing school and social events?...
...support of your dreams. Use this quiet time to consider new goals, map a few paths toward them, and take action. Download a PDF of this exercise to get started....
...empower yourself to take action to promote justice with mental health and well-being at the center of each choice you make. Download a PDF of this exercise to get started....
...in length and equip participants with knowledge and skills to prioritize their mental health and provide support through community building, resources, and shifting culture. Download our Workshops and Seminars brochure....
“An ally listens with the intention of understanding what the community is talking about and, also stands with you not only during your good times, but also during the difficult...
...think of this episode? Please leave your questions, comments, and tips below -Jay *** References and other material discussed in the podcast: Hall, J.C., Everett, J.E., & Hamilton-Mason, J. (2012)....
...ourselves, for our communities, and for a shared, equitable, sustainable future. Find resources to support your journey Youth Healing Space Young Women & Girls of Color Family Corner SpeakOnIt! Podcast...
...mental health of students of color in the context of the debate over racial inequality. The writer quotes Steve Fund president Evan Rose. Read the complete article here (subscription required)....
Inside Higher Ed’s Jake News reports on the common demand of minority student protests to have more minority counselors in a range of student service departments. The article quotes the...
...Magazine reports on the Steve Fund’s activities. The article includes statements from the Fund’s Scientific Advisor Dr. Alfiee Breland-Noble, and from the organization’s president, Evan Rose. Read the complete article....
...and community members to build knowledge, promote dialogue, and advance practice in addressing the mental and emotional health needs of young people of color. Download the conference description and agenda...
...is a great opportunity to renew our commitment to that discipline. Across the Steve Fund’s work with students, staff & faculty, and parents & families across the country, many students...
...in Mental Health Framework and discuss how it works to improve the mental health of students of color. REGISTER HERE: https://annual.cpnsummit.com/2018/register/ As a Summit Partner in Thought Leadership, we are...
...Yale University, a black graduate student fell asleep in her dorm’s common area and a white student called the police on her, because the white student believed she had no...
...need. On behalf of everyone at The Steve Fund, I invite you to commemorate Suicide Prevention Month with us by taking the time to listen. You never know when someone...
...key component of its strategy towards addressing the unmet mental health needs of college and university students of color. Through its partnership with the Crisis Text Line, the Fund promotes...
...racism, sexism and homophobia and the lingering effects of the pandemic. And there is HOPE. Where do we find hope? In our communities, with our peers, with our families of...
...way to manage your emotional responses to challenges in healthy, culturally relevant ways. Artistry can also communicate how much we understand new concepts or skills. Here are eight creative ideas...
...develop proactive resources and interventions customized for the HBCU community to prioritize mental health. To better understand and address the mental health challenges faced by students, it’s important to look...
...fear of burdening others with too much feeling. At the time, that letter didn’t fix everything. But in rereading it years later, I saw myself with a little more compassion....
...stress and trauma in young people’s behavior and emotional responses Discuss trauma-informed approaches to foster safety, stability, and emotional regulation Practice strategies for co-regulation and supportive communication during challenging moments...
...families looking to support their young people in cultivating resilience, self-esteem, and coping strategies that promote mental well-being. Participants will explore the essential components of individual strength and resilience, including...
...for emotional and mental well-being. This interactive workshop will equip families with strategies to foster a supportive home environment that promotes mental health. Participants will explore key components of family...
