Save the Date for the 2024 An Evening of Luv - November 21st

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The Seattle Times wins the 2024 Carolyn C. Mattingly Award for Mental Health Reporting

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Thank You Supporters of the 2024 Lewis Black Invitational benefiting The Luv u Project

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The Luv u Project and The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health were Proud to Host a National Summit on Workplace Mental Health and Wellbeing: A Focus on the Graduate Academic Environment

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Minding Our Businesses: A Case Statement for the Center for Mental Health in the Workplace

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    80 percent of U.S. workers put in more than 48 hours per week

    "This work is too big and too important to do alone. And the cost of inaction is devastatingly high."

    Lauren Abdill, Inaugural winner of the ULeader, Young Professional of the Year Award
    Mental illness affects 1 in 4 Americans.
    1 in 5 children suffer from some form of behavioral disorder.
    Mental illness and substance abuse cost employers approximately $80-$100 billion annually.
    Over half of all American Prisoners (up to three-fourths of females) suffer from a mental health disorder.