Date: Wed Oct 21
Time: 6 - 8 PM
Location: Family and Children's Services of Silicon Valley, 375 Cambridge Ave. Palo Alto
RSVP: Click here to sign up
Cost: The event is free.  Please register by Oct 16 to let the organizers know you are coming.


Mental health continues to be deprioritized and stigmatized despite growing recognition that mental and physical health are inextricably linked.  Suicide remains as one of the leading causes of death for teenagers, and mental health illnesses are too frequently left undiagnosed or untreated.  Fortunately, a national conversation on the importance of mental health is building.  How are Yale alums addressing mental health in our community?  What the the key mental heath challenges in the Bay Area.  How can individuals help?  What careers are possible in the mental health arena?  Please join a panel of Yalies for a discussion to learn more.  Light refreshments willbe provided.

Moderator: Crysta Krames
Director of Community Resources at Family and Children Services of Silicon Valley

Panelists:

• Lousie Langheier, CEO/Co-founder, Peer Health Exchange
• Michele Lew, CEO, Asian Americans of Community Involvement
• Penelope Baker Keifenheim, MFT 
  
  
  

Sponsored by the Yale Alumni Non-Profit Alliance (YANA) - on Facebook and LinkedIn.

YANA is dedicated to serving alumni involved in nonprofit and social change.  YANA programs include:

• Providing valuable networking opportunities to alumni and students engaged in social change
• Sharing innovative and best practices with nonprofit practitioners and board members to improve their organizations
• Offering meaningful engagement to all alumni seeking opportunities to serve

www.yalenonprofitalliance.org