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A guest speaker series about social justice and mental health

for youth ages 12-22

 

In order to build better systems we have to understand how they work. Through this series you'll learn from local experts  what mental health is, how social injustices impact it, and  how you can take action to build a better world.

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Upcoming Sessions:

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Oct. 12th: What is Mental Health? A Roundtable Discussion

with Milo Due, Doctoral Student in Counseling Psychology

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Oct. 19th: Caring for Self and Others When the World is on Fire

with Milo Due, Doctoral Student in Counseling Psychology

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Oct. 26th: Trauma 101

with Chris Staebell, Doctoral Student in Counseling Psychology

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Nov. 2nd: Social Justice and Historical Trauma: The Role of Youth 

with Brandon Jones, M.A., psychotherapist, professor, and consultant

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Nov. 9th: Policing and Mental Health

with Renee Jenson, formerly of the Barbara Schneider Foundation

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Nov. 16th: Do They Look the Same? Global and Cultural Perspectives

on Mental Health

with Quincy Guinadi, Doctoral Student in Counseling Psychology

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Nov. 23rd: Change to Chill: Mental Health Resources

with Muna Musse, Student Advocate