MENTAL HEALTH EMERGENCY? TEXT 741741 or DIAL 988
  • Get Involved
    • I am a teen
    • I am an educator
    • I am a health professional
    • I am a parent
    • I am a potential sponsor
  • About
    • Campaign Information
    • Strategic Pillars
    • Our Impact
    • Supporting Research
  • Stories
    • Featured Stories
    • Share Your Story
  • Chapters
  • Clubs
  • Resources
  • Shop
  • Contact
November 2024 JOCO Teen Council Meeting Recap

November 2024 JOCO Teen Council Meeting Recap

by Georgie Mings | Nov 19, 2024 | JOCO Teen Council Meeting Notes

JOCO Teen Council Meeting Recap November, 2024 For our fourth teen council meeting of the 2024-2025 school year, our Teen Council members started off by reviewing the Micro-Grant Application Process and we shared some ideas for what we could do for the micro-grant. A...
October 2024 JoCo Teen Council Meeting Recap

October 2024 JoCo Teen Council Meeting Recap

by Georgie Mings | Nov 12, 2024 | JOCO Teen Council Meeting Notes

JoCo Teen Council Meeting Recap October, 2024 For our third teen council meeting of the 2024-2025 school year, our Teen Council members started off by reflecting on Zero Reasons Why’s Three Pillars: Build community support Remove the stigma Commit to education...
November 2024 JOCO Teen Council Meeting Recap

September 2024 JoCo Teen Council Meeting Recap

by Georgie Mings | Sep 30, 2024 | JOCO Teen Council Meeting Notes

JoCo Teen Council Meeting Recap September, 2024 For our second teen council meeting of the 2024-2025 school year, our Teen Council members started off by reflecting on Zero Reasons Why’s Three Pillars: Build community support Remove the stigma Commit to...
October 2024 JoCo Teen Council Meeting Recap

January 2024 JOCO Teen Council Meeting Recap

by Davis Finley | Mar 4, 2024 | JOCO Teen Council Meeting Notes

For our first teen council meeting of the year, Johnson County Mental Health director Tim DeWeese joined us for a discussion about the importance of Advocacy Day and what we can expect. Advocacy Day is when we go to Topeka to meet with legislators to discuss the work...
October 2023 JOCO Teen Council Meeting Recap

October 2023 JOCO Teen Council Meeting Recap

by admin | Oct 16, 2023 | JOCO Teen Council Meeting Notes

We believe in the power of stories, of storytelling. Storytelling is what helps us connect to other people and to the world around us. Think about a time in your life when you shared something about yourself with another person — an interest, a fear, an insecurity, a...
September 2023 JOCO Teen Council Meeting Recap

September 2023 JOCO Teen Council Meeting Recap

by admin | Sep 28, 2023 | JOCO Teen Council Meeting Notes

For our second board meeting of the year, we began our time discussing the expectations for board members. Each board member is expected to attend every board meeting they can, facilitate one in-school event per semester, attend and assist with one community convening...
« Older Entries

Recent Posts

  • Turn Awareness into Action: Celebrating Mental Health Month
  • How to fight FOMO: the Fear of Missing Out
  • Teen Mental Health Campaign, Zero Reasons Why, Recognized at Kansas Capitol during Prevention Advocacy Day
  • How to Cope with College Admissions Anxiety
  • November 2024 JOCO Teen Council Meeting Recap

Recent Comments

No comments to show.
  • Follow
  • Follow
  • Follow
A storytelling and community mobilization campaign to remove the stigma of mental health and prevent teen suicide.

© 2018-2024 Overflow, LLC. TM and ® Overflow, LLC.

The campaign for Zero Reasons Why® is not provided by mental health professionals and information and services provided under the campaign do not constitute mental health advice and should not be relied upon to treat mental illness or thoughts of suicide. The campaign enables grassroots teen-led activism to remove the stigma of mental health to help prevent youth suicide across the U.S.

The campaign, stories, and community activities that Zero Reasons Why mobilizes are not forums for personal disclosure of suicidal thoughts or behaviors. If you or a loved one struggles with mental health issues or suicidal thoughts or behavior, please seek medical assistance from a licensed professional or contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline by texting HELLO to 741741 or dialing 988.