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At the historic June 3, White House Conference on Mental Health, Active Minds Speaker, Janelle Montaño, introduced President Obama. Janelle shared her story about family suicide, major depression, hope, and recovery by advocating through Active Minds. Following the introduction, she participated in a panel discussion moderated by HHS Secretary Sebelius. More.
How are you changing the world? Active Minds was created when just one person wanted to make a difference. Imagine what you can do by reaching out to 10 people today and changing the conversation about mental health. www.myactiveminds.org
Congratulations to Active Minds’ Founder & Executive Director Alison Malmon for receiving this year’s Destigmatization Award from the National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare. In recognition of her extraordinary efforts in fighting the stigma surrounding mental illness, Alison was honored during the Awards of Excellence celebration featuring first lady Rosalynn Carter and the Honorable Patrick Kennedy.
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2013 is Active Minds 10th Anniversary. Celebrate with us!
Active Minds office closed for Independence Day
July 4, 2013
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Active Minds 10th National Mental Health on Campus Conference
November 15-17, 2013
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TK Truong from Active Minds at UCLA says:
"There's a lot of senselessness in the world - whether it's a suicide that could have been prevented or a mental illness that you have no control over. Active Minds helps me make sense of all this senselessness. It's helped me make meaning from tragedy..."
