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A Reality Check Session Update from the Hogg Policy Team

A Reality Check Session Update from the Hogg Policy Team

by Ike Evans | May 17, 2023 | Blog, Children, Education, Equity, Men and Boys, Policy, Safe Schools, Student Mental Health, Women and Girls, Youth, Youth Mental Health

Sine Die, or the last day of the Texas Legislature, is May 29th. Here are some highlights from the Hogg Policy Team.

Some More Good News in Public Policy

Some More Good News in Public Policy

by Kate Rooni | May 11, 2023 | Blog, Children, COC, Community, Family, Podcast, Policy, Programs, Student Mental Health, Youth

Hogg Foundation for Mental Health · Episode 147: Some More Good News in Public Policy In addition to supporting our grantee partners’ community programs, the Hogg Foundation also encourages their efforts to build capacity in state and local policy engagement....

New Voices Showcase: Aysha Alibin-Skinner

New Voices Showcase: Aysha Alibin-Skinner

by Darrell Wiggins | Apr 27, 2023 | BIPOC, Blog, Community, New Voices Showcase, NVS - Youth, Student Mental Health, Women and Girls, Youth

Aysha Alibin-Skinner is a Sophomore at Blanson Career and Technology High School in Houston, Texas. Watch her winning video.

New Voices Showcase: Ashlee Young

New Voices Showcase: Ashlee Young

by Darrell Wiggins | Apr 19, 2023 | BIPOC, Blog, Community, NVS - Youth, Student Mental Health, Women and Girls, Youth

A video created by Ashlee Young, a graduate student at Texas Southern University.

Autism and Mental Health

Autism and Mental Health

by Darrell Wiggins | Apr 18, 2023 | BIPOC, Blog, Contributer's Circle, Education, Family, Men and Boys, Recovery, Safe Schools, Student Mental Health, Youth

For Autism Awareness Month, a collaboration from a mother and son, about his lived experience with autism and mental health.

If Only

If Only

by Darrell Wiggins | Apr 12, 2023 | BIPOC, Blog, Education, Family, New Voices Showcase, NVS - Youth, Recovery, Student Mental Health, Trauma, Youth

Ms. Droddy is a 22-year old who has struggled with schizophrenia and hopes to make a difference in this world.

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