Despues de la tormenta
A Spanish-language film sharing the thoughts and emotions of a youth with thoughts of suicide, as well as a messaging of hope.
A Spanish-language film sharing the thoughts and emotions of a youth with thoughts of suicide, as well as a messaging of hope.
A youth who feels isolated and displays warning signs of suicide decides to reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
A film that expresses the challenges that middle school students face when coping with mental health issues and and the message that the mental health of each student matters.
The filmmakers shared, “Our group decided to interview our fellow peers from school to hear their individual perspective on the topic of Mental Health in their culture.”
The filmmakers shared, “Our team at TVHS decided to create ‘We’re Still Human’ to spread awareness of the effects social isolation and alienation can have on a deaf or hard-of-hearing person.”
Differences and commonalities are highlighted between a group of students, who share a message of unity and understanding.
After losing her father, a youth struggles with thoughts of suicide, so her girlfriend offers resources and support.
Students describe their vision of mental health: leadership to promote mental health awareness, responsibility towards others, and offering support where needed.
The filmmaker shared, “This film is about my own personal journey with mental health, and how I was misdiagnosed with stomach virus when in reality it was anxiety. I made this film to educate parents and students that sometimes something that might seem as a common illness might be a mental illness.”
A youth learns to celebrate her resiliece, beauty and self in the face of sexual abuse and shares her transformation through her artwork in hopes of inspiring and comforting others with similiar experiences.