Last night we held our FIRST EVER virtual UpStage Stigma! Thank you to our performers and invited guests. We hope to see you all soon for another show - in the meantime, head to our FB page to check out the recording of last night's performances! https://t.co/Pbaq3HbYhM
Hi everyone, it’s been awhile! We wanted to let you know that we are hard at work preparing for the first ever virtual UpStage Stigma show - details to come soon.
In the meantime, reply and share your favorite moments from past shows!
Join #UpStageStigma this Saturday Jan 11th at the @madisonlibrary (Central location) 1pm! Generously funded by a grant from #BeyondThePage@MadisonCommFdn@NEHgov
This program is part of the series "What We Are Going Through: Listening to Mental Illness."
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Stress is an inevitable part of life. It doesn't have to be toxic, however. Stress Can Make You Sick. Take Steps to Reduce It. #StopStigma#MentalHealthMonday https://t.co/9VjB2oDQVB
Also bonus -- here's a pic @emm_carpenter snapped of me this weekend reading my poem on #Depression at the #UpstageStigma event. Because #PhDLife is #AllTheThings. Stay tuned for Oct 17 & Nov 7 when I'll be doing #StandUpComedy here in Madison!
Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay. Take time to check in with friends and family, give them a hug to remind them they are loved. Mental illnesses can affect anyone, just because you can’t see it doesn’t mean it should be ignored. Help break the societal stigma around mental health!
#MentalHealthAwarenessDay is here! On World Mental Health Day, in this article, users reveal how social media has impacted their lives — the good, the bad and the really ugly. #UpStageStigma
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Don't miss #UpStageStigma at Sun Prairie Library (WI) TODAY! OR catch The UpStage Stigma Project at Black Earth Public Library on November 16 or Madison Public Library (Central Branch) on January 11, 2020. #MentalHealth#StompOutStigma
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Tonight's the night we @upstagestigma. Join us at the @HighNoonMadison for an evening of song, dance, and poetry, all to benefit the Friends of PACT. That program helps people living with mental illness live their best life. Learn more: https://t.co/CD6FindXVI