Recovery Friendly Workplace – Mental & Physical Health Education
This video is part of the Recovery Friendly Workplace Initiative series, aimed at guiding organizations through becoming certified recovery-friendly employers. It focuses on the importance of mental and physical health education in the workplace.
Asian Gambling PSA
The purpose of the video is to call on the different Asian communities to use their particular voice and create their perspective to address the issue of problem gambling. The goal is to speak for yourself, not
have others speak for you, and begin to develop the appropriate approach to address problem gambling
in the diverse Asian community.
The spirit behind the message: I see you, see me. I can speak for myself.
COE-PIRE Podcast
This podcast episode focuses on impaired driving prevention, featuring Angie Byrne, a Program Analyst at the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Volpe National Transportation Systems Center. The discussion explores the intersection of traffic safety and public health, the evolving definition of impaired driving, the impact of cannabis legalization on road safety, and available resources for prevention efforts.
Butler County Mental Health & Recovery Board
This video highlights the mental health and addiction services available in Butler County, Ohio. Several organizations, like the Butler County Mental Health & Recovery Board, provide comprehensive care for those struggling with mental health and substance use issues. The Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services is another important organization that offers advocacy, education, and support to reduce stigma and promote wellness. Overall, the video emphasizes how these organizations work together to ensure that mental health and addiction services are accessible and effective for the community.
ARKBUILDERS PSA
In the video, a group of youth shares their thoughts on what “Positive Identity” means to them. They express how it involves understanding and embracing who they are, feeling confident and proud of their uniqueness, and finding strength in their values and passions. The youth discuss the importance of self-acceptance, resilience, and surrounding themselves with supportive people who encourage their growth. Throughout the video, they highlight how having a positive identity helps them navigate challenges and stay true to themselves.
OAA Online Podcast
In this episode of the Ohio Adult Allies Podcast Series, host Christine McGill interviews Rosemary Ketchum, a councilwoman, community organizer, and public speaker, to discuss the social and structural determinants of adolescent health and advocacy. The conversation delves into how systemic factors such as socioeconomic status, education, and community resources impact the health and well-being of adolescents. Ketchum emphasizes the importance of community engagement and policy advocacy in addressing these determinants. She shares insights on empowering youth through leadership opportunities and involving them in decision-making processes to foster a sense of agency and responsibility. The episode highlights collaborative efforts among community leaders, organizations, and policymakers to create supportive environments that promote positive health outcomes for adolescents. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their roles in advocating for systemic changes that benefit youth health and development.
Photovoice
In the video, various mental health and addiction services across several Ohio counties are showcased, focusing on how different organizations are working together to support individuals facing behavioral health challenges. The video covers services in Butler, Montgomery, Mahoning, Lorain, and Hamilton counties, highlighting a range of offerings from outpatient treatment and case management to residential and crisis response services.
Life Is Better With You Here Podcast
The “Life Is Better With You Here” podcast addresses suicide prevention and supports survivors by providing resources, fostering open discussions, and promoting mental wellness within the Black community. Hosted by Dr. Chivonna Childs, a seasoned counselor with over 25 years of experience, the podcast delves into topics such as depression, PTSD, and the stigma surrounding mental health. It aims to normalize conversations about mental health challenges and encourage individuals to seek help when needed. This initiative reflects a commitment to addressing the alarming increase in suicide rates among Black adolescents and young adults. Listeners are encouraged to engage with the content, access available resources, and participate in community events to foster a culture of support and understanding.
I Am Somebody
In this video, a collection of short skits explores the emotional struggles that teens and young adults often face, particularly regarding feelings of isolation and inner turmoil. Each skit highlights the importance of suicide prevention and how critical it is for individuals to recognize the signs of distress in themselves and others. The video emphasizes themes of seeking help, having open conversations about mental health, and finding supportive communities. It aims to raise awareness about the pressures that can affect young people’s mental well-being while providing hope and urging viewers to reach out for support when needed. The skits serve as a potent reminder that no one is alone in their struggles and that there are always people and resources available to help.
Corgi’s Run
Corgi’s Run is a short film centered around the story of Courtney, known as Corgi, a young woman who tragically becomes a victim of suicide. The film delves into the emotional impact of her death, especially on the Femme Fatale and Chrome Divas motorcycle clubs, who were deeply affected by her story. Moved by her loss, these clubs take it upon themselves to honor her memory and raise awareness about the importance of suicide prevention. Through their journey, the film explores themes of loss, community, and the powerful ways in which people can come together to support one another in the face of tragedy. The clubs’ efforts to keep Corgi’s story alive serve as a poignant reminder of the need for compassion, understanding, and action in preventing suicide.