World Mental Health Day 2024

World Mental Health Day 2024

October 10 is World Mental Health Day. The theme for this year is It Is Time to Prioritize Mental Health in the Workplace. We are highlighting stories that explore the efforts of people around the world to improve community conditions that impact mental health, including the workplace, and why the movement to transform mental health must be a global one.

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A Journey Through Rural Community Mental Health: Lessons from the Netherlands and Beyond

Krystal Grimes, founder of HEAL Alliance and AMMA Empowerment Services, reflects on her experience at the Global Leadership Exchange in the Netherlands with a renewed commitment to advancing mental health in rural communities.

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Send us a Video: Mental Health in the Workplace

October 10 is World Mental Health Day and we want to hear from you! The Hogg Foundation is asking for videos up to 60-seconds from Texas residents describing how the workplace has supported or put stress on their mental health. The first 20 people to submit a video will be eligible to receive a free T-shirt.

Podcasts and Blog Posts

Over the last several years we have provided a venue for deep conversations about mental health and well-being through a global lens. Here are some recent examples.

World Mental Health Day

World Mental Health Day

October 10 is World Mental Health Day 2023. This year’s theme is “Mental Health is a Universal Human Right.”

The Loneliness Epidemic

The Loneliness Epidemic

Nearly three in five U.S. adults describe themselves as being lonely. People from underrepresented racial groups, those with lower incomes, and young people are even more vulnerable to feeling a lack of social connection. Joining us today is Jacki Hecht, MSN, RN,...

Bridges, not Barriers

Bridges, not Barriers

Three different people share thoughts on replacing barriers with bridges for Asian American and Pacific Islander mental health.