Active Minds is excited to welcome back all of our students to the 2010-2011 school year. We look forward to another great year!
Welcome to Active Minds at La Sierra University (Riverside, CA) - our 272nd 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!
National Day Without Stigma 2010 is right around the corner! Held on the first day of Mental Health Awareness Week, NDWS will be on Monday, Oct. 4 this year. Over 100 chapters are participating! Visit the National Day Without Stigma homepage to learn more.
Active Minds, Inc. is seeking an experienced, self-motivated individual to fill its Deputy Director position. See description 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! You can also read the full press release here .
Click here to order Active Minds gear!
All donations made in August will be matched by the Active Minds Board of Directors in memory of Brian Malmon
Meeting of the Active Minds Alumni Network Leadership Council
Jordan Burnham, speaker for The Heard, speaks at the University of Miami
Send Silence Packing Display at the offices of the Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration
World Suicide Prevention Day
7th National Mental Health on Campus Conference at Montclair State University (Montclair, NJ)
Nicole Kacmar from Active Minds at Stevenson University says:
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"Our chapter of Active Minds held its first
successful National Day Without Stigma in the fall of 2009, and due to the
success of this event, awareness in our school and the surrounding community
has increased exponentially. People stop
our members on a daily basis and ask about our organization, hoping to become
involved in raising awareness of mental health issues."