In a place built for youth confinement, this space offers calm release
Hamilton County Youth Center's new de-escalation space changes the script for juvenile justice.
Amplifying Youth Voices raises awareness about youth mental health by reporting on community-based solutions. Stories and videos feature youth-serving grantees plus medical, nonprofit, education and philanthropic leaders. Grantees empowered youth to create change through projects and experiences providing them a voice that was seen, heard, and valued during a fast-paced timeline to initiate solutions. Amplifying Youth Voices is a pilot program from Interact for Health, a foundation serving a 20-county region to advance health justice. More healthcare organizations are coming together to respond to this challenge, testing with solutions-based processes and gathering data to determine a wider 10-year strategy. Solutions journalism reporting is an ideal match to explain, in a clear-eyed way, how local people are working together to solve a shared problem.
Hamilton County Youth Center's new de-escalation space changes the script for juvenile justice.
Writers David Holthaus, Kareem A. Simpson and photographers Joe Simon and Natalie Grilli honored in six categories for 2024 work.
Professional therapists, counselors, nurses, and social workers introduce students to a growing field.
The group has released a 10-year plan to change practices, policies, and attitudes in schools, the mental health system, and the community at large.
Students share information and create connections as a way to form lasting bonds among peers.
Nonprofit gives them a voice and empowers them to create change
With counselors embedded in pediatric practices, access to mental health care is faster and more informed.
Outdoor activity can reduce stress, calm anger, decrease anxiety, and improve memory, attention, and regulate impulse control, research has shown.
Mastering outdoor skills, and just having fun outside, can create the confidence kids need to deal with other challenging situations in their lives.
Combining artificial intelligence and supercomputing with information from millions of patient encounters, Children’s researchers compute the likelihood of mental illness.
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