guiying (angel) zhong
@gzhong23.bsky.social
post-bacc RA @ U-M isr and rcgd, scholar-activist for intergenerational resilience + wellness, mental health literacy, & community health education
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🎊 Lisa Wexler is one of the 20 visionary scholars invited to the Summit for Research sponsored by Jordan Elizabeth Harris Foundation-- an annual 'meeting of the minds' to innovate to address suicide and support mental health. The event will be in March 2026. @umichsocialwork.bsky.social
October 7, 2025 at 3:06 PM
🎊 Lisa Wexler is one of the 20 visionary scholars invited to the Summit for Research sponsored by Jordan Elizabeth Harris Foundation-- an annual 'meeting of the minds' to innovate to address suicide and support mental health. The event will be in March 2026. @umichsocialwork.bsky.social
PC CARES is growing! With new funding, Dr. Elizabeth Evans and Detroit-based org American Indian Health and Family Services are co-developing a culturally tailored curriculum to support youth wellness and suicide prevention."
Read more on our blog: www.pc-cares.org/updates/2025...
Read more on our blog: www.pc-cares.org/updates/2025...
PC CARES Expands to Urban AIAN Communities in Michigan — PC CARES
With new funding, Dr. Elizabeth Evans and American Indian Health and Family Services are co-developing a culturally tailored curriculum to support youth wellness and suicide prevention.
www.pc-cares.org
August 20, 2025 at 5:46 PM
PC CARES is growing! With new funding, Dr. Elizabeth Evans and Detroit-based org American Indian Health and Family Services are co-developing a culturally tailored curriculum to support youth wellness and suicide prevention."
Read more on our blog: www.pc-cares.org/updates/2025...
Read more on our blog: www.pc-cares.org/updates/2025...
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Lisa Wexler: "Instead of waiting for someone to show signs of suicide risk, there are many things people can do to increase safety, reduce risk and promote mental wellness—particularly for young people around the globe.” @umichnews.bsky.social features PC Cares: news.umich.edu/it-takes-a-v...
'It takes a village': Community-led approach can reduce youth suicide risk
Empowering everyday community members to lead suicide prevention efforts—by promoting wellness, strengthening relationships and implementing tailored actions—can significantly reduce the risk among yo...
news.umich.edu
May 22, 2025 at 2:34 PM
Lisa Wexler: "Instead of waiting for someone to show signs of suicide risk, there are many things people can do to increase safety, reduce risk and promote mental wellness—particularly for young people around the globe.” @umichnews.bsky.social features PC Cares: news.umich.edu/it-takes-a-v...