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About the Foundation

 The Hogg Foundation for Mental Health was established in 1940 at The University of Texas at Austin. Our vision is for all people in Texas to thrive in resilient communities that support mental health and well-being. It is our mission to support Texas communities’ capacity to advance mental health in everyday life.

Media contact

Ike Evans, Communications Manager
(512) 471-4804

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Expert Voices

Staff members at the Hogg Foundation include experts with a wide range of knowledge and understanding of mental health, and a rare mix of academic training and lived experience to draw from. Their expertise provides unique insight into the intersection of mental health and social determinants of health. To arrange an interview with a foundation staff member, contact Ike Evans, Communications Manager, at imani.evans@austin.utexas.edu.

Name Usage, Logos, and Images

The name of our organization is “Hogg Foundation for Mental Health.” Any subsequent references in articles and other publications can read “Hogg Foundation” or “the foundation.” The Hogg Foundation for Mental Health logo should be reproduced only from supplied artwork. The logo should not be redrawn or altered in any way. Please reference the Brand Guide or our Logo Use Guidelines for more information.

The logos below are for media and grantee partner use. To request a higher resolution version of the logo or for images of our mission in action, contact the Comunications unit. To download, right click your logo choice and select “Save image as”.

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Hogg Foundation stacked logo

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Hogg Foundation for Mental Health logo

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Educators As Architects of Change

Educators As Architects of Change

This episode explores how educators can become architects of change, building environments where social emotional well-being is part of the foundation of learning. Our guest is Beth Hines, principal of Arp Elementary School which takes a whole system approach to student mental health through the Arp Creating Pathways to Social Emotional Well-Being for All Students program.

Podcast

Listen to conversations with mental health consumers, practitioners, and advocates.

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