Aevidum is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that empowers youth to shatter the silence surrounding depression, suicide, and other issues facing teens. The word Aevidum, which means “I’ve got your back,” was created by students after… Read More »Aevidum Clubs
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention‘s stance on suicide prevention in schools states the following: Children and teens spend significant time in school. Teachers and others who interact with students daily are in a prime… Read More »AFSP on Suicide Prevention in Schools
This website from Common Sense Education has lessons and activities for students (ages K-12) around building healthy habits, protecting your identity online, promoting media literacy, recognizing cyberbullying, and more.
This website from Harvard University contains resources and research that aim to answer the question: what does it mean to digitally thrive?
Building a positive body image and self-identity is an important part of being happy and healthy. Here are some tips on how to be comfortable and proud of who we are.
This is a list of resources that support positive mental and physical health for boys and masculine folks.
When we witness harassment online, it can be hard to know what to do. Here are some resources for how to stop bullying by being an upstander and how to practice self-care to keep that weight off our shoulders.
A list of online resources for girls and feminine-identifying teens for empowerment and positive identity development.
Resources for members of the Black community that increase access to mental health care and promote cultural healing.
A list of resources geared toward native/indigenous youth to connect with cultural identities and reinforce educational content.