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an evening of inspiration and resilience
On October 30, 2012 SMH joined with friends, supporters and community members to hear artistic presentations about the effect of mental health stigma on families and individuals. Special Guests: Sarah Harris, Seattle-based actor; and Cinda and Linea Johnson, Seattle authors shared their personal stories with the audience.
Our sincere thanks to the artists and all those who attended this memorable event.
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Jessie Close, her son Calen Pick and Glenn Close
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7th Annual Fundraiser A Great Success!
Featuring special guest keynote speaker, Jessie Close (sister of actress Glenn Close) and her family, the 7th annual Mental Health Matters gala was a resounding triumph. Staff, volunteers, elected officials and others enjoyed a festive evening filled with compelling story telling. The event was held at the Seattle Sheraton Hotel. Read more here.
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Sound Mental Health is a proud participant in the YMCA’s national “Stand Against Racism” movement, joining voices nationwide as they pledge to eliminate racial inequality and support the dignity and basic human needs of all in our community. Each of us, in our own way, can be an activist in abolishing racism in this country. At the Stand Against Racism site, learn more about the campaign, get involved, share your thoughts and watch a thought provoking video. Take a Stand Against Racism today!
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February 22, 2011 -"Next to Normal" presented at the 5th Avenue Theatre!
On Tuesday, February 22nd, Sound Mental Health partnered with the 5th Avenue Theatre to host a special showing of the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning musical, “Next to Normal.” The performance, which follows the struggles of a mother diagnosed with bipolar disorder, offers a sensitive and thought-provoking look at mental illness. Read more about this performance!
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