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Bel-Air Is Exploring Black Experiences of Anxiety Rarely Shown on Screen
Bel-Air is providing a new face to a problem that plagues the Black community, yet is relegated to white people or rich people problems.
This Climate and Mental Health Worker Saw Her Family’s House Burn in a Wildfire
The Lahaina wildfire in Maui killed 102 people.
Demi Lovato Speaks on Hope and Recovery at The Center for Youth Mental Health’s Annual Benefit
“I learned the foundation to being of service is sharing your experience, strength, and hope.”
AAPI Youth Have Less Resources for Mental Health Issues Like Eating Disorders
A new survey highlights disparities between mental health needs, receiving diagnoses and accessing culturally competent care.
This New Program Offers a Systemic Solution to America’s Youth Mental Health Crisis
The program will provide young people with mental health care, while giving those who are interested in mental health work with training and tangible experience.
There’s a New Crisis Call Line Run By Native Youth, for Native Youth
Native youth have one of the highest rates of suicide of any demographic in the country.
D’oh and behold
3 Things to Do If You Can’t Stop Thinking About That Thing You Said
You know, THAT thing. Ugh—why DID you say that?!
This Youth Mental Health Resolution Was Written Entirely By Students
Middle school, high school, and college students drafted the legislation.
Everything We Think About Ambition Needs to Change
We can redefine ambition outside of school and our jobs.
Zombie Movies Actually Tell Us A Lot About What’s Happening In the World
They reflect the fears of the time.
Help! I’m Graduating With No Idea What to Do
Here’s where you can start.
Nicole Chung's A Living Remedy Is a Poignant Look At Grieving Under Capitalism
The bestselling author spoke with Teen Vogue about her newest book.
This Recent College Grad Is Empowering Students Against Climate Doomerism
Sage Lenier is trying to bring “the monster out of the dark.”
Teens Know Why Mental Health Is Worsening, Now It’s Time to Listen
In this op-ed NBC News’ Savannah Sellers opens up about how her own mental health journey impacts her reporting on teens.
I Couldn’t Distill My Trauma Into a College Essay
The admissions process assumes it’s easy for students to summarize our lives.
How Do I Navigate Mental Health Issues at Work?
Sometimes your job itself can be the problem.
Students Are Fighting Remote Exam Surveillance — and Winning
“We should be focused on education, not surveillance.”
What It’s Like to Be a Low-Income Student at an Ivy League School
There’s no handbook to “navigate the rocky terrain of an extremely privileged environment.”
Trying to Seem Perfectly Together Was Eating Me Apart
I felt like I was “running on a treadmill that only goes faster.”
6 Young People on How Guaranteed Income Programs Changed Their Lives
“It gave me this feeling, like we’re gonna be okay.”