Lauren Feliciano, president of Active Minds at University of California-Santa Barbara, received a UCSB University Award of Distinction. Read about other awards our chapters and student leaders received this year here.
Welcome to Active Minds at East Tennessee State University (Johnson City, TN) - our 270th chapter.
Active Minds' annual conference will be hosted at Montclair State University in Montclair, NJ this fall! Visit the conference webpage for registration, keynote speakers, travel and hotel information, workshop proposal applications and award nominations. We hope you will join student advocates, experts and supporters this year at the conference!
Active Minds, Inc. is seeking experienced, self-motivated individuals to fill its Deputy Director and fall internship positions. See descriptions and information on how to apply here
Are you a parent, family member, or friend who cares about young adult mental health? There's now a new way for you to get involved with Active Minds! PFAM (Parents and Families for Active Minds) is a newly established group that recognizes the integral role you play in the mental health of young people. Learn more about PFAM and join today!
Active Minds’ founder, Alison Malmon, was honored with a
Leadership Award at the 14th
Annual Erasing the Stigma Leadership Awards banquet on April 30th
at
the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, CA.
This year’s awards focused on the mental health of youth and
recognized
Malmon for her work founding and leading Active Minds, Inc. Read the Press Release here.
Click here to order Active Minds gear!
July is National Minority Mental Health Month
Lizzie Simon, speaker for The Heard, speaks at the National Youth Leadership Forum in San Francisco, CA
Colleen Coffey, speaker for The Heard, speaks at the National Youth Leadership Forum in Atlanta, GA
Jordan Burnham, speaker for The Heard, speaks at the School Health Interdisciplinary Program (SHIP) Conference in Towson, MD
7th National Mental Health on Campus Conference at Montclair State University (Montclair, NJ)
Reissa Decena from Active Minds at University of California-Riverside says:
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"Active Minds challenged me to think creatively about ways in which the issues of mental health can be embodied and presented relevantly to college students. In the process of helping draft projects which have a basis in mental health topics, I have become more informed about these topics - as well as the specific student body that is our target audience."