Beloit College presents: Movies for Mental Health

Free workshop featuring winning short films and a panel discussion with students and local mental health resources. All are welcome,

Moore Lounge, Pearsons Hall (2nd Floor)

Featured Campus and Community Resources:

Beloit College Health and Wellness Center

Beloit Health System

 Featured National Resources:

Crisis Text Line
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
Trans Lifeline
The Trevor Project
Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective (BEAM)
Black Mental Health Alliance

Details

Day:Friday
Date:April 8, 2022
Time:5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
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Venue

Beloit College
700 College St
Beloit, WI 53511 United States
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Workshop Evaluation

Click here to download a summary of the post-workshop evaluations.
90% of students not receiving mental health support reported an increased likelihood to reach out
93% of students said that the workshop reduced stigma related to mental health
93% of the students felt the event created awareness of mental health issues.
This workshop helps bring attention to mental illness and resources that can help. "
-Student Attendee

Interactive Presentation

Films Screened

Films screened and discussed at this workshop

Apr
2020
Apr
2019
Visualizing Lies
Justin Michael Jeffers & Devonnie A. Black
Mar
2018
Sal Tran
Kim Huynh
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Partners

AB Korkor Foundation We’re on a mission to increase awareness surrounding the prevalence of mental health diagnoses and the staggering difficulties that individuals face navigating mental health care in this country.
The Charles E. Kubly Foundation The Charles E. Kubly Foundation seeks to better the lives of those affected by depression by increasing public awareness of the disease and its devastating effects, eliminating the stigma associated with it, supporting suicide prevention programs and promoting improved access to quality mental health resources within communities.

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