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Conversations Cafe: You Can't Wear That
Conversations Cafe: You Can't Wear That
The Conversations Cafe is a monthly live podcast recording at Sip of Hope Coffee Bar featuring education and open forum dialogue on the intersections of Mental Health within our communities. This education programming is brought to you by Hope For The Day with support from our partners in prevention, The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention of Illinois, and Banyan Treatment Center.
Today's Conversations Cafe episode is titled You Can't Wear That. Recorded live at the UIC Forum, as part of Hope for the Day's Conversations Summit 2019, this panel focused on exploring stigmas that impact the mental health for those who identify as female and was expertly hosted by Hope for the Day board member, Christmas Eger.
Our panelists included:
Rosabelle Eales, an LA-based Artist & Creative Management professional
Hannah Lucas, Co-creator of the NotOK app
Amy Sumpter, co-host of the Shaped Podcast
Jenna Korsten, mental health advocate and Stoneman Douglas High School alumna
Kenya Hawkins, Clinical Counselor at Youth Guidance, focusing on their Working on Womanhood program
Hope for the Day's inaugural Conversations Summit 2019 educated, inspired, and activated attendees with an exciting mix of breakout sessions created and led by diverse groups of youth, mental health professionals and academic partners, covering a vast spectrum of topics from mental health, arts, and technology, to social justice and activism. The summit was graciously hosted by The University of Illinois at Chicago at the Isadore & Sadie Dorin Forum (The Forum).
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Conversations Cafe: You Can't Wear That
The Conversations Cafe is a monthly live podcast recording at Sip of Hope Coffee Bar featuring education and open forum dialogue on the intersections of Mental Health within our communities. This education programming is brought to you by Hope For The Day with support from our partners in prevention, The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention of Illinois, and Banyan Treatment Center.
Today's Conversations Cafe episode is titled You Can't Wear That. Recorded live at the UIC Forum, as part of Hope for the Day's Conversations Summit 2019, this panel focused on exploring stigmas that impact the mental health for those who identify as female and was expertly hosted by Hope for the Day board member, Christmas Eger.
Our panelists included:
Rosabelle Eales, an LA-based Artist & Creative Management professional
Hannah Lucas, Co-creator of the NotOK app
Amy Sumpter, co-host of the Shaped Podcast
Jenna Korsten, mental health advocate and Stoneman Douglas High School alumna
Kenya Hawkins, Clinical Counselor at Youth Guidance, focusing on their Working on Womanhood program
Hope for the Day's inaugural Conversations Summit 2019 educated, inspired, and activated attendees with an exciting mix of breakout sessions created and led by diverse groups of youth, mental health professionals and academic partners, covering a vast spectrum of topics from mental health, arts, and technology, to social justice and activism. The summit was graciously hosted by The University of Illinois at Chicago at the Isadore & Sadie Dorin Forum (The Forum).