Join Ryley and Brenna as they explore the topic of system of care. They will define system of care, explain the benefits, and dive deeper into one of its core values—youth-guided—and discuss why it is crucial for youth to play an active role in shaping the services and supports they engage with.

In this episode, Brenna and Ryley explore voting rights in Nevada, highlighting the importance of civic engagement and youth activism. They examine key aspects of policymaking that affect our democracy. Tune in to learn how these issues shape our communities and why your voice is crucial in the political process.

In this episode, Ryley and Brenna discuss bullying prevention, including recent changes to Nevada laws regarding bullying and how to report bullying through SafeVoice Nevada.

In this episode, Brenna and Ryley sit down with Abby and Maile from Coronado High School's Hope Squad to talk about their experiences with clubs and extracurricular activities at school.

In this episode, Brenna and Ryley sit down with Roberta Miranda-Alfonzo and Jill Manit from BeHere Nevada to talk about careers in behavioral health. Listen along as they discuss the diversity of career options, provider shortages, and tips for overcoming barriers to working in this field.

In this episode, Brenna and Ryley sit down with Dr. Jose Cucalon Calderon to discuss what health equity is and how you can advocate for yourself in a healthcare setting.

In honor of Children's Mental Health Acceptance Week and Mental Health Awareness Month, Ryley sat down with Alison Lund of Clark County School District and Megan Evans from Washoe County School District to discuss how schools are supporting youth mental health in Nevada.

In this episode, Ryley sits down with Ella, Cooper, and Grace from Hope Means Nevada to discuss connectedness. They explore what connectedness means to them and ways that youth can build authentic relationships with their peers.

October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Ryley sat down with Danna Mirviss from PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center to discuss what cyberbullying is, why it is so harmful, and what youth can do if they are experiencing cyberbullying or see it happening.

If you are experiencing cyberbullying, here are some other resources to check out:

Cyberbullying Research Center - How to Identify, Prevent, and Respond

September is National Suicide Prevention Month and Youth MOVE Nevada Mentor, Ryley Harris, sat down with Emma White. Emma is the founder of LifeIsWorthIt.org which launched in 2020 to help break down the stigmas surrounding mental health and provide resources for those struggling with the campaign #ItsNotOKbutItWillBe.

In this episode, Ryley and Emma talk about facts, stigma, lived experience and more to help raise awareness around suicide prevention and mental health.

If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out to someone you trust for help. Life IS worth it!

https://988lifeline.org/promote-national-suicide-prevention-month/