Twin Cities Mental Health Action Festival Launches New Era of Community-Centered Brain Health
Mental wellness meets culture, community, and youth leadership in this powerful celebration of brain health and action.
Mental wellness meets culture, community, and youth leadership in this powerful celebration of brain health and action.
Youth led a powerful conversation on fentanyl and opioid crisis solutions with community leaders and advocates.
The community program led by the Strong Mind Strong Body Foundation and Youth Community Journalism Institute, in collaboration with the Masonic Institute for the Developing Brain, Carmen Robles and Associates LLC, and Conversaciones de Salud, aims to make brain science fun, accessible, and actionable for communities traditionally underserved by mental health systems.
We’ve got a story to tell. And it starts with solutions.
We can turn the negative consequences of social media into a more positive, connected, and healthy future.
The challenges are immense, but the message is clear: organize, empower youth, and build resilience.
Food is fuel. Food is medicine. Food is life. And life begins the day you start a garden.
One of the best ways to give back is by making an investment in the future of children.
Students from Ella Baker School and beyond are planning the future of Wedge Point Park.
The program examined how we can make school more engaging and education more equitable for all students, families, and communities.