Race is central to identity and lived experience. It touches much more than skin pigment; it plays a role in our societal norms, values, and traditions. Today, because of the...
As 2023 comes to a close, we’re reflecting on the significant impact we were able to make this year at The Mental Health Coalition. We’re incredibly proud of our work...
Our citywide Wellbeing at Work launch involves corporations committing to advancing, supporting, and sharing mental health best practices in the workplace.
In today’s digital age, where screens and social media have become integral to our lives, parents face the ever-evolving challenge of guiding teenagers through the complexities of screen time and...
The Mental Health Coalition (MHC) is embarking on a multi-year journey to transform youth mental health in the digital space via the Safe Online Standards for Kids’ Mental Health (S.O.S) initiative by...
The MHC College Student Mental Health Toolkit is designed to equip college students with the resources, services, and support needed to thrive as they transition into the beginning of adult life. Inside this...
Back to school season is an exciting time, but it can also be nerve-racking. Being mindful about how to support mental wellbeing at this time of year can go a...
Trauma is far more common than you might think, with the vast majority (70%) of people experiencing at least one traumatic event during their lifetimes. The effects of trauma, especially...
Emotions play a critical role in our lives by providing us with valuable information about ourselves and the world around us. They allow us to understand how we feel and...
Social class is something that impacts all of us on a daily basis. Where we sleep, what we eat, the medical care we receive, the people and places where we...
In 2022, the Mental Health Coalition made our largest impact yet. Through our diverse digital initiatives, we reached over 82 million people and measured a quantifiable shift in individuals’ perceptions of...
The Mental Health Coalition with support from Meta, is proud to announce that it has measured a quantifiable positive impact on individuals’ mental health, driving progress on one of the...
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