OUR CAMPUS
At Indiana University we have created a body of strong-willed and hard-working students that are passionate about mental health. This diverse group of students is composed of students of all majors and backgrounds that have united for the common goal of diminishing stigma on campus. These students have been creative and innovative in ways to engage their own student body, seeking positive change and the normalization of mental health issues in the campus community.
CLUB ACTIVITIES
By being involved in U Bring Change 2 Mind, students are able to plan and participate in many activities.
CAMPUS-WIDE AWARENESS EVENTS
COMMUNITY OF STUDENTS
MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS WEEK
PAIRING WITH OTHER CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS
ANNUAL CAMPAIGN COMPETITION
TABLING EVENTS
FILM SERIES
MEMBERS-ONLY SOCIAL EVENTS
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STUDENT TESTIMONIES
UBC2M's mission is relevant at any age, to any gender, and to every race.
The goal to reduce mental illness stigma is crucial to the overall health and growth of our nation. The prevalence of mental illness and the ignorance surrounding the diseases is a major problem and UBC2M's goal of starting the conversation is not only admirable but of the upmost importance.
I joined U Bring Change 2 Mind because I am passionate about mental health and how it affects people on college campuses.
I stayed in U Bring Change 2 Mind because of the like-minded people who also wanted to make a difference here at Indiana University. U Bring Change 2 Mind not only continues to challenge me but never fails to make me smile with all of the positive initiatives from movie nights to handing out candy canes and compliments
UBC2M has been so much more than just another club for me to join.
It is a movement that aids in changing the way mental health issues are perceived. So many times, an individual will go without seeking help for these issues out of fear of judgement, leading to serious consequences. This organization has allowed me to help empower others to reach out for the help they need, change the way mental illness is viewed, and provide a safe environment for conversation to take place. The fact that stigma is still a major barrier to someone acknowledging their struggle with mental health should bother any individual who cares for the well-being of others. I truly believe it is all our responsibilities to stand up and stop stigma from being a road block to recovery.
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Every donation you make takes us one step closer to our goal of eliminating stigma forever.
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