Hope Squad's impact doesn't end at graduation. ❤️
Hope Squad helped inspire Krisha Basu's passion for supporting others. Today, she's studying psychology and biology at Stanford University and serving on the Coalition for Student Wellbeing (@TeamC4SW), where she continues advocating for student mental health.
Krisha shares, "Hope Squad shaped the way I think about advocacy by reinforcing the importance of compassion, inclusivity, and culturally responsive approaches to mental health."
Her journey is a reminder that the seeds of compassion, leadership, and hope planted by Hope Squad continue to grow long after students leave campus.
#HopeSquad #PeerSupport #MentalHealthAwareness #SuicidePrevention #HopeInAction #ShareTheHope #TogetherWeThrive
"Youth mental health isn't a challenge we can solve in isolation or through quick fixes. We need comprehensive solutions that meet young people where they are." Read the new op-ed from @carloslcurbelo and @carsondomey on why our approach to youth mental health must be diverse, sustained and grounded in listening to parents, educators, clinicians and young people themselves. https://t.co/ruiIsvdhjz
.@TeamC4SW, founded by senior government major Carson Domey, is working to add 988, the national suicide and crisis hotline, to student IDs nationwide. The initiative aims to raise awareness and give students immediate access to a life-saving mental health resource.
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C4SW Executive Director Carson Domey and the coalition's Advocacy Director, Shriya Garg, recently spoke with @LearningWellmag about C4SW's national campaign to add 988 to student ID cards. Read more below.
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We're proud to spotlight @TeamC4SW, a student-led coalition member dedicated to bridging the gap between students and decision makers through advocacy, collaboration and education. By elevating student voices and empowering young people to engage with leaders in shaping policies that foster healthier campus environments, Coalition for Student Wellbeing ensures student perspectives are central to solutions. When young voices are at the table, meaningful change happens.
Learn more: https://t.co/s0d53bs5vr
🚨 NEWS: C4SW is launching our first national advocacy campaign to add the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline to student IDs across the country.
This simple change raises awareness about a free, 24/7 life-saving resource, ensuring students always have access to support.
This week marks the first anniversary of the founding of the Coalition for Student Wellbeing.
We have worked to advocate to expand access to mental health resources, foster collaboration between students and faculty, and educate people about challenges young people face today.
Today, we partnered with @TrellisResearch for a conversation with Dr. Kent Willis, Carson Domey, and Edgar Loya on how financial wellbeing and mental health intersect. Helping students thrive means meeting them where they are by supporting financial, emotional, and academic needs