mental health

This ongoing series of conversations with Minnesota women about their engagement in politics was created as a collaboration between Amra

Suicide, or death by intentional self-harm, has been steadily rising in Minnesota for the past 20 years.

We talked to Carlie Kotyza-Witthuhn (DFL–District 49B) about the status of legislation focused on children and families.

“We punish those who are already victims of their own circumstances and put them into even worse circumstances.”

“All of a sudden you feel like somebody has your back and you matter. You are not just an addict. That grace is huge.” — April Chouinard

Naloxone Finder Map, Monthly Addiction Treatment Shot, Mental Health Crisis Response

They did not want ‘those’ kids near ‘their’ kids.

Within 30 minutes, two calm, purposeful female Behavioral Crisis Response members arrived at the front gate.

Greater Twin Cities United Way announces grants for operating funds to equity nonprofits, youth workforce training, and trauma-informed early childhood caregiver training.

“Having a provider who understands your cultural background eliminates a lot of the obstacles when it comes to quality care.”

Our February Changemakers Alliance (CALL) conversations were with dozens of advocates and members who represent priorities in housing, mental health, and restorative ecosystems of people and land.

“If we could fill all of our positions, we could serve about 1,000 more children in Minnesota.”