- Organize your own We Rise event! Use the We Rise Toolkit created by the LA Department of Mental Health as a guide to recreate you own version of the We Rise Los Angeles events held in 2018 and 2019. (Please keep coronavirus safety guidelines in mind when designing any events.)
- Bring Change to Mind helps you transform your school or community through multimedia campaigns, storytelling, and youth programs that encourage a diverse cultural conversation around mental health.
- Active Minds + California provides resources to and fights the stigma at high school, college, and university campuses by helping students start and run student chapters.
- Directing Change Program and Film Contest engages high school and college students and young people under 25 to learn about the topics of suicide prevention and mental health.
- The Trevor Project: Use Trevor’s Model School District Policy for Suicide Prevention, a modular, adaptable document, to help educators and school administrators implement comprehensive suicide prevention policies that impact LGBTQ+ youth.
- California Coalition for Youth Empowerment Summit teaches formerly foster, runaway, and homeless transition-age youth on how to become change leaders in their community and advocate for youth at the legislative level.
- National Eating Disorder Association (NEDA) has resources that can help you plan educational events and activities in your school and community.
