Campaigns with a point.

Anti-cyberbullying training for the people who need it, with short videos for parents and for high schoolers on the hidden mental-health toll of online harm. Because we run an anti-bullying program, we hold our own spaces to the same standard: everything user-submitted is moderated.

Where it's going: we're growing it into a full toolkit any chapter can run, more videos, a ready-to-teach lesson, and a peer-support guide, and we're bringing on interns to help write, animate, and carry it to more schools.

A letter-writing campaign that invites young people to write to their future selves, turning private reflection into a shared act of hope, and a gentle first step toward talking about mental health.

California's wildfires don't end when the smoke clears. Families lose homes, routines, and a sense of safety, and for kids and teens that often shows up as anxiety, grief, and trouble focusing long after the news moves on. Mind After Fire is our response: youth-built mental-health support for communities recovering from wildfire.

What we're building: calming and coping resources for young people, a plain-language guide for families, and a wildfire version of our Dear Future Me letters, made with and for affected communities, and free.