January 2025 – Page 37 – The TrUtopia Foundation

Lindley Middle School shooting: Urgent calls for enhanced safety, mental health measures

Students, parents and staff at Lindley Middle School are still shaken by a tragic situation at their school on Wednesday.

How departments address mental health of first-responders

Each month, Jonesboro E-911 receives thousands of emergency calls. From fires to car crashes and violent crimes, first responders rush to the scene. Witnessing what are often traumatic scenes can take a toll on the mental health of first responders.

Mayor Adams discusses police on New York City subway trains, mental health and more in Q&A

The mayor joined Eyewitness News on Thursday to discuss a number of key city issues, including the planned increase in police presence underground.

Something Good: ‘Its a Girls Thing’ event celebrates community service, mental health

The event, ‘It’s a Girl Thing,’ recognized teen girls for their service to the community and welcomed speakers who talked about setting future goals and the importance of mental health.

Distaster Distress: The mental health impact of wildfires

Brian Abel explores some of the tools that can help us cope with the trauma from wildfires and other disasters.

Modelling the impact of environmental and social determinants on mental health using generative agents

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Mandan High School senior addresses mental health, hunger through plants

Brooklyn prepares and provides monthly plants and/or seeds for students, staff and community members to take home and test their green thumb while growing their own food or plants, and the school believes in her.

Promoting good mental health for veterans

One local nonprofit, Operation Solid 7, was born out of heartbreak after its founders lost their son, Senior Airman Xinhua Mesenburg, six years ago.

Q&A: Psychiatric epidemiologist discusses mental health toll from displacement and loss in L.A.

Lives have been lost and disrupted, and thousands of homes and businesses have been destroyed as wind-whipped wildfires continue to burn around Los Angeles a week after they began. Mental health professionals ...