Our 2022 Year in Review 🎊 Here’s a look back at some of our best moments, from socials to partnerships to fundraising.

🔗 You can download a free copy of our report, Remapping Recovery, and watch our video essay breaking down our research here: https://t.co/yRTuaTUZhY 👉 If you’re a publication or storyteller interested in covering our findings, please DM or email us directly.

At the end of the day, the internet will always be both good and bad, which is why demonizing it is unproductive. Instead, we need to see it for what it is: a tool to be used in moderation, and alongside real-life resources.

Thank you @Mashable for the feature 🙏 It’s easy to paint topics like mental health in black and white. News coverage doesn’t always capture the nuances of online advocacy. We’re grateful to have a publication do this convo, and our research, justice. https://t.co/eDq8Fywr63

As an org dedicated to online advocacy and grassroots change, we understand how transformative tech and social media can be. To anyone who has also been deeply impacted by the internet — this report is for you.

We’re excited to dive deeper into our findings over the next few weeks, and believe that now is an especially crucial moment to be focusing on younger generations and the systemic barriers they’re up against.

Our findings flip a lot of current narratives about mental health and social media, and offer a dualistic, hopeful take for a generation in need of guidance. Download the report for free or watch our video essay breaking down these findings on YouTube: https://t.co/r2QGgxOYLi

With these questions in mind, our team, in partnership with research group Culture Co-Op, set out to explore Gen Z’s unique mental health experiences. We asked ourselves: What does this journey currently look like? How can it be faster and more linear for today’s young people?

But after years working in advocacy, we noticed research on this topic hadn't kept pace. Where were all the reports comparing Gen Zs journey to generations that came before? Hadn’t factors like the internet changed the way young people learn about/address their mental wellbeing?

The mental health journey has evolved in recent years due to a long list of cultural and technological changes: the rise of social media, telehealth platforms, greater pop culture representation, reckonings about systemic inequality.

After a year of quietly working on this project, we’re thrilled to finally launch Remapping Recovery — a research report about Gen Z’s quest for better mental health care 📄 https://t.co/r2QGgxOYLi

We’re super excited to be a Creative Communication's Award Winner in the social responsibility category for our advocacy on TikTok 🥳🏆 Thank you to the C2A jury! To find out more, visit https://t.co/cfDlhcXBu7. And to see our work, make sure to follow us on TikTok 💫

This #WorldMentalHealthDay (and really every day), we urge people to broaden their definition of advocacy. It's not just about platitudes & telling people "it's ok not to be ok." Advocacy is about minimizing suffering, increasing connection & helping people meet their basic needs

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If you think mental health advocacy feels repetitive or unproductive, it’s because your definition is too narrow. Advocacy needs to be systemic. Being "aware" only gets you so far if you don’t have access to food, housing, healthcare & community. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

As a nominee, we are also eligible to win a Webby People’s Voice Award 👀, which is voted online by fans across the globe. From now until April 18th, you can vote for us here:

The Webby Award is chosen by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, and we’ll find out if we win our category on Tuesday, April 23rd. In the meantime, we want to give a huge thank you to anyone who has ever liked, commented, and shared our content❤️

We are nominated for a Webby! 🥹✨ As a Webby Nominee, our TikTok page has been singled out as one of the five best in the world in the Social - Health & Wellness category, meaning it’s among the top 12% of the 13,000 projects entered 🤯 @TheWebbyAwards #thewebbyawards

If you have intrusive thoughts — yes, even the really taboo kind — know that they don’t make you a bad person and that things can get better. Linking this video again for anyone who needs to hear it:

How can 5 generations at work talk about #mentalhealth - and understand each other? Advice from @OneMindOrg @madeofmillions_ @newtoncheng Deloitte's Jen Fisher and LinkedIn's Leah Smart

Bullying declined in the early 2000s but has been increasing again in recent years, specifically cyberbullying. We have got to rethink our comfortability with cruelty online. The "some ppl need to be bullied" joke has turned into a real belief system and it's hurting people.