Active Minds is in the running for $50,000 in the Pepsi Refresh Everything Competition. The money would be used to fund our Send Silence Packing program. Vote daily here.
Welcome Active Minds at Wellesley College (Wellesley, MA) - our 242nd chapter.
Thanks to generous supporters, donations to Active Minds from January through July of this year will be matched in honor and in memory of Brian Malmon, brother of Executive Director Alison Malmon and the inspiration for the founding of Active Minds. Donate to Active Minds today .
Active Minds is proud to announce that it has acquired the mental health speakers bureau "The Heard." Click here to read about this exciting new addition to our national programming. For more information on this offering and to learn how to book a speaker, visit our new mental health speakers page.
Spring 2010 applications for the Active Minds Student Advisory Committee are now available! Are you interested in taking a leadership role with Active Minds and furthering your involvement with the mental health movement on college campuses? Learn more about SAC and download the application here.
Active Minds, Inc. is seeking experienced, self-motivated individuals to fill its Chapter Coordinator, Development Director and Internship positions. See descriptions and information on how to apply here
Click here to order Active Minds gear!
Mid-Year Check In Due for Active Minds chapters
Active Minds founder Alison Malmon speaks at Anne Arundel County Public Schools (Annapolis, MD)
Active Minds program director Sara Abelson speaks at Garrett Lee Smith Memorial Act Campus Grantees Meeting (Orlando, FL)
Applications for the 2010-2011 Student Advisory Committee due
Meeting of the Active Minds, Inc. Board of Directors
Francesca Pileggi from Active Minds at Lafayette College says:
"I have gotten so much out of starting a chapter of Active Minds at my school....The experience is so rewarding because Active Minds events actually succeed in helping students feel better. In the weeks following each of our events, students actually take the time to vocalize their appreciation of the event....Because so many students do precisely that... I know we are having a significant impact on the mental health of our campus."
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