Meet Louise, a parent who understands that young people need comprehensive support for their mental health and wellbeing.

“We need to do something with these kids. More counseling, more love, more understanding and more time.”

Parents like Louise are leading the way in https://x.com/empwrourfuture/status/2054963197325844873/video/1

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Parents and caregivers are often the first line of defense when it comes to youth mental health and wellbeing. When families are equipped with tools, resources and knowledge, they can better help their kids navigate these complex challenges. The Coalition to Empower our Future is https://x.com/empwrourfuture/status/2054595524540633391/photo/1

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ICYMI: A recent blog from CEF Executive Director @glen__weiner highlights the importance of trust-based conversations between parents and kids when it comes to technology use. When parents and families foster open and honest conversations, kids can better develop the skills and https://x.com/empwrourfuture/status/2054250249523171565/photo/1

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In a new op-ed for @Capitol_Weekly, CEF Board Member @GovernorBullock discusses the importance of strengthening solutions and programs that address the full complexity of the youth mental health challenge. Every child is unique and has a different mental health experience. That’s

In a new blog, CEF Executive Director @glen__weiner reflects on the start of Mental Health Awareness Month and the many factors shaping youth wellbeing today, including academic pressure, overprogramming and the need for more unstructured time outdoors. Supporting youth mental