We've been thinking a lot about the contributions of Black Americans and leaders in mental health - people like past MAMH Board President Elizabeth "Betty" Rawlins and the late Dr. June Jackson Christmas, a pioneering psychiatrist and friend. This Black History Month, I hope you will join us at MAMH not only to celebrate the contributions of Black leaders and Americans, but also to help us build a better, stronger future for us all. Read more in our Winter 2024 newsletter here.

Amidst sorrow and loss reflected in world events, MAMH President and CEO Danna Mauch finds gratitude and hope in celebrating Rosalynn Carter's life of service. Read more in our October 2023 newsletter here.

Every back-to-school list should include checking in on mental health. At the heart of our work is this: We want to empower individuals, including young people, to better understand, value, and protect their mental health. We do this through promoting mental health education and by supporting and celebrating youth leaders who lift up their friends, peers, and communities by sharing their stories and advocating for change. Learn more in Back-to-School newsletter here.