How do we create inviting medical environments where patients are seen and heard?
First and second year medical students attending South Florida universities are examining this question and taking action.
How do we create inviting medical environments where patients are seen and heard?
First and second year medical students attending South Florida universities are examining this question and taking action.
Our education team is leading courageous conversations all across Southern Florida.
Terrance TJ Johnson joins the YES Institute as the Education & Inclusion Specialist. He leads various discussions and trainings around gender identity and sexual orientation diversity topics. TJ was born a raised in Miami, FL and identifies as a proud… Learn More
Before examining the educational environments for our children and young people, we must first look at ourselves and begin to explore the things that we are not aware of.
Representatives from our Youth Advisory Leadership Council (YALC) took the reins and co-led two student presentations in January. Our team is grateful to our youth leaders, their dedication and proud of their leadership!
Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death for children ages 10-19. South Florida students identifying as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender are 4x higher than their heterosexual peers to attempt suicide. The rates are even higher for youth of color. How do we address these issues?
The last conversation of the year was brave and powerful. Campbell Drive K-8 Center in Homestead, FL invited us to speak to over 200 students on the topics of gender and bullying. What a wonderful way to close out a successful year!
On behalf of our Board and Staff, we send our heartfelt gratitude for your support on #GiveMiamiDay and investing in suicide prevention, empowering youth, and bridging communities.