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Creative Advocacy: Kick Off to Mental Health Awareness Month User Submitted

When: Sat., April 29, 6-9 p.m. 2017
Phone: 415-466-2991
Email: info@ymadvocacy.org
Price: $5 - $25
www.ymadvocacy.org/ca-event-2017
May is Mental Health Awareness Month! To celebrate, Young Minds will be hosting our 2nd Annual Creative Advocacy event to fight stigma and promote youth wellness. We will be honoring youth and adult leaders who have inspired us with their work and who have made a difference in the lives of youth with mental health needs. Art submitted by Bay Area youth around mental wellness and advocacy will be on display. There will also be live music, a photo booth, a raffle, food and drinks for attendees to enjoy!
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