Featured Stories
Building Community Support for Teen Mental Health
A look into how the Central Kansas Chapter of #ZeroReasonsWhy has come together to make the campaign their own.
Back To Basics: Mental Health Month
Mental health is at the forefront of many public conversations, and rightly so. An increasing number of people are now seeing it for what it is: a vital component of overall health and well-being, equally important to...
#ZeroReasonsWhy Banner Days
One of the best ways to strengthen community support in your school is by hosting a Banner Day. The most common in-person #ZeroReasonsWhy event, a Banner Day helps schools unite their student body around the mission of...
Advocate for 988
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is getting a major update – on July 16, 2022, dialing 988 will connect you or someone you love to a crisis call center staffed by trained mental health crisis counselors....
Kansas City Current Players Select #ZeroReasonsWhy as the beneficiary of Challenge Cup Kit Auction
#ZeroReasonsWhy is honored to be selected by the players of the Kansas City Current as the beneficiary of the Challenge Cup Kit Auction. Fans now have the opportunity to bid on game-worn kits from the Kansas City Current...
#ZeroReasonsWhy Takes National Stage at SXSW EDU
The teen-led mental health campaign that began in Johnson County, Kansas, is featured on a national stage at SXSW EDU®. #ZeroReasonsWhy is the case study in “Suicide Prevention Through Storytelling,” a session that...
Featured Story: Fatemeh
“My family and I immigrated to the U.S. when I was in 5th grade and that was a huge transition for all of us. I dealt with a lot of depression and anxiety. When I was younger, I felt very alone dealing with those things....
Featured Story: Annie
"I grew up in a half-Korean home and at least in the past, Korea has been known for raising their kids to be strong people and not ever show weakness. But I think being too prideful to share and get help is actually what...
Featured Story: Imaje
"I’m very passionate about mental health and suicide prevention because I’ve experienced anxiety and depression. Some days it’s a lot worse than others, but it doesn’t get better until you’re willing to get help for it. For...