Veterans encouraged to take part in Virtual Arts Cafe
The Museum of Northern California Art (MONCA) partnering with the Veterans Art Project to host a virtual Statewide Pop-Up Community Creative Arts Café.
Posted: May 14, 2021 12:57 PM
Posted By: Linda Watkins-Bennett
CHICO, Calif. - The Museum of Northern California Art (MONCA) partnering with the Veterans Art Project to host a virtual Statewide Pop-Up Community Creative Arts Café.
The curated, interactive virtual event will feature Northern California artists who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. It will also include presentations by art and music therapists.
Participants will also be introduced to mental health resources available to area veterans. The project receives ongoing support from California s Mental Health Services Oversight & Accountability Commission.
Free Virtual Event Explores Youth Mental Health Hosted by PBS SoCal and KCET on May 20 In Collaboration with Well Beings
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Multi-year Well Beings Campaign in Coordination with WETA Provides a Platform for Young People to Share Mental Health Stories and Find Resources; Local Event ‘Lowering Barriers: Race, Income & Mental Health’
Pictured from Left to Right: Cara Santa Maria (left), Andre Tinoco (right), Event Moderators of PBS’ new national health campaign Well Beings (middle). Photos courtesy of PBS SoCal and KCET. LOS ANGELES (PRWEB) May 05, 2021 PBS SoCal and KCET, Southern California’s flagship PBS stations, along with the PBS nationwide initiative Well Beings, announced a free virtual event and discussion examining youth mental health. Well Beings is a multi-platform, multi-year initiative, created by WETA Washington D.C. to address the critical health needs in America through original
Call To Mind Live: How Child Poverty Shapes Mental Health
KERA s mental health project, On Our Minds, and American Public Media s mental health initiative, Call to Mind, are proud to present a free virtual panel discussion on Wednesday, May 5, exploring how the mental health of children and teens is affected by poverty. This event is part of the Well Beings Youth Mental Health Project and its Well Beings Tour, a project led by fellow public media organization WETA addressing youth mental health needs.
What: Call to Mind Live: How Child Poverty Shapes Mental Health
When: Wednesday, May 5 | noon CT
Where: Digital gathering via Zoom
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