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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
Active Minds is turning 10 and we’re ready to celebrate at the birthplace of Active Minds! On April 30, we hosted our first celebratory event in Philadelphia at the newly renovated Special Collections Center in the Van Pelt Library at The University of Pennsylvania. More >>
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.
Calendar of Events
2013 is Active Minds 10th Anniversary. Celebrate with us!
May is Mental Health Month
May 1-May 31, 2013
Active Minds office closed for Memorial Day
May 27, 2013
Active Minds office closed for Independence Day
July 4, 2013
Save the Date!
Active Minds 10th National Mental Health on Campus Conference
November 15-17, 2013
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Cynthia Delva from Active Minds at Montclair State says:
"Active Minds has given me the opportunity to meet people who care about this cause as much as I do. As a leader in such an incredible organization I have learned so much about people. Being involved has also encouraged me to be more determined in my curiosity to learn about mental illness. I feel proud to be part of this organization."
