黑料网's independent journalism organization, KentWired, recently published a story on an event hosted by Kent State's Active Minds chapter. Active Minds at 黑料网 is one of over 500 chapters across the nation focused on reducing mental health stigma on campus. The conversation was centered around mental health awareness and suicide prevention, highlighting that 64% of college students drop out due to mental illness. The event featured the Kognito Training Program, a roleplaying simulator that helps users practice having conversations with friends struggling with mental health issues, aiming to encourage them to seek counseling. Attendees learned essential tips on supporting distressed friends, such as being non-judgmental and using questions like "Have you considered counseling?" Resources included therapy services and mental health screenings, along with the National Suicide Hotline (1-800-273-8255) for urgent help.
Read the full KentWired article by Ryanne Locker below.