Virtual Town Hall at NAMICon 2020
Watch celebrity ambassadors, youth, filmmakers, student reporters, and mental health leaders come together (virtually) at NAMICon 2020 to urge the country towards a more thoughtful conversation about mental health conditions, particularly for young people. (Infographic data sources)
From all of us at WETA Well Beings (and NAMI), we thank you for joining us. If you were outside the USA and had any problems accessing this session, it is available above in closed caption in English, Spanish, Mandarin and Japanese.
Supporting Youth Mental Health: Are Georgia Schools Ready?
Students, parents, and educators are worried about the return to school during the coronavirus pandemic. Join GPB News host Virginia Prescott for an interactive virtual Town Hall focused on youth mental health and going back to school. In partnership with Well Beings, Call to Mind, and Georgia-based community partners, learn more about available resources to support Georgia’s youth and their mental health. Watch now at WellBeings.org/GPB.
Youth & Celebrity Ambassador Message
Young people and celebrities like Jewel, Finn Wolfhard, Billy Porter, Alanis Morisette, Demi Moore, Eugene Simon, Ariel Winter, Penn Jillette, Scott Bakula, Raven Saunders, Drew Carey, Joel de la Fuente and more, join together to send a message to America’s youth, that when you feel alone, when every day is a struggle, when your friend or family member says they’re fine on the outside, but you know they hurt on the inside, it’s time to change the conversation about mental health and stigma. Together we can make a difference, we can be heard, we can find hope, and we are a force to be reckoned with…to end discrimination in mental health, build understanding, and the conversation begins with me. We are WELL BEINGS. We are ALL WELL BEINGS.
We Are Well Beings
Every day, everywhere, everybody is touched by mental health challenges. With our partners, we stand united and strong at a critical time in the health and well being of our nation. Meet our Well Beings partners!
The Definition of Insanity
Follow a team of dedicated public servants working through the courts to steer people with mental illness — as their court cases hang in the balance — on a path from incarceration to recovery. The Definition of Insanity is now streaming on PBS.
Join us as we work to demystify and destigmatize health concerns through storytelling. Together with partners from across the country, including patients, families, caregivers, and professionals, we will address the critical health needs of Americans through the creation of broadcast content, original digital content, and impactful local events.
Featured Stories
Mental health challenges come in many forms, from all walks of life. Explore the stories below to see how others deal with the challenges and address the stigmas.
Tour Info
The Well Beings Tour will be coming to 24 cities across the country, 2020 – 2022, in collaboration with public media stations, local community organizations, national sponsors, and partners.
Through resource fairs, panel discussions, youth storytelling, performances, Mental Health First Aid Training, and more, the Well Beings Tour will convene and connect communities in a joint effort to address stigma and raise awareness about mental health and well-being.
Check our tour schedule below or sign up for our newsletter to receive tour information and updates.
Storywall #WellBeings
The We Are Well Beings Storywall is made possible by:
Use #WellBeings on social media posts to contribute your story, messages of encouragement, and favorite mental health resources to Well Beings Community Story Wall. By voluntarily posting your video/photo/text on your public social media with the hashtag #WellBeings for Storywall consideration, you agree to allow WETA and its partners, Otsuka and PEOPLE®, to use your video/photo/text and appearance on all WETA and Well Beings digital platforms for its Well Beings campaign and Youth Mental Health Project.