For the Media
Get media resources including Hogg Foundation press releases, fact sheet, logos, brand guide, and more.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.
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 our Brand Guide for more information.
The logos below are for media and grant partner use. To request a higher resolution version of the logo or for images of our mission in action, contact the Comunications unit.
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News and Announcements
Media resources including recent op-eds, press releases, grant announcements and more.
The Hogg Foundation and Partners Have Awarded $6.5 Million in Grants to Support Well-being in Rural and Rural Border Communities
The Hogg Foundation, along with two partner foundations, has awarded $6.5 million in grant funding over five years to 11 organizations to improve mental health, resilience, and well-being in rural and rural border communities. The Strengthening the Mental Health of Rural and Rural Border Communities initiative will build on community strengths and foster community-driven solutions to create, support, celebrate, and promote mental well-being.
Faith as a Mental Health Partner
Today’s episode explores what becomes possible when that trust is paired with intentional partnership across faith, community, and mental health systems. Our guest is the Reverend Dr. Daryl Horton of Mount Zion Baptist Church in East Austin.
Arts and Humanities Research Grants for Early Career Faculty
This initiative’s goal is to produce and publish research findings of scholarly works investigating the interface of mental health, well-being, and the arts and humanities.
Podcast
Listen to conversations with mental health consumers, practitioners, and advocates.
Blog
Get news and insights related to our initiatives and the state of mental health in Texas.