Events

From our Annual Mental Health Symposium that unites policymakers and parents at the same table, to our intimate "Sip of Hope" conversations that break the silence in local neighborhoods, our gatherings are designed to replace stigma with strategy. Whether you need expert training like Mental Health First Aid, localized resources, or simply a safe space to be heard, join us as we turn individual empathy into collective action for the San Fernando Valley.

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2023 Mental Health Forum

Explore the transformative insights from our 2023 Mental Health Forum, where we partnered with Mission Community Hospital to unite federal policymakers, local leaders, and frontline providers in a vital mission to reshape mental health policy and support systems.

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4th Annual Mental Health Symposium

Revisit the powerful moments from our 4th Annual Mental Health Symposium, hosted in partnership with the Discovery Cube Los Angeles, where we gathered to combat stigma, raise awareness, and explore the vital role emotions play in our daily lives

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3rd Annual Mental Health Symposium

Watch the recording of our 3rd Annual Mental Health Symposium, held virtually with Los Angeles Mission College, where we convened to break the stigma around mental illness and explore critical topics such as grief, isolation, and self-care.

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2nd Annual Mental Health Symposium

Reflect on the impactful discussions from our 2nd Annual Mental Health Symposium, where over 100 community leaders and advocates gathered at Los Angeles Mission College for critical education on substance abuse, digital wellbeing, and hands-on suicide prevention training.

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Inaugural Mental Health Symposium

Look back at the foundational moment of our movement with the Inaugural Symposium at Los Angeles Mission College, where we first united San Fernando Valley advocates, students, and providers in a collective call to action for mental health reform.