Outreach
The Everyone Counts Campaign addresses discrimination and social exclusion by engaging key stakeholder groups – unserved, under-served, and inappropriately served ethnic consumers and their family members and communities, and “power group” members, those in positions to positively impact discriminatory practices and policies. It convenes these individuals into “Action Teams” to uncover, highlight, and to reduce the effects of mental health discrimination for mental health consumers.
Black Wellness & Resilience
Our Black Wellness & Resilience (BWR) Campaign is focused on providing culturally relevant services and resources to the Black community to reduce internal and external stigma.
PEERS Asian American HOPE Campaign
PEERS Healing from Our Pasts and Expectations Program (HOPE) is designed to address mental health stigma in the Asian American community in Alameda County.
Latine Community Wellness Fellowship
Latine Community Wellness Fellowship addresses mental health stigma through wellness groups in the Latinx community in Alameda County.
Make a Personal Pledge
I pledge to be mindful of stigmatizing language and negative stereotypes that may be harmful to people struggling with a mental health challenge.
Media Alerts
The Alameda County Everyone Counts Campaign aims to track, analyze, and respond to how individuals with mental health challenges are portrayed in the media.
We review numerous media examples and choose one to which community members can respond to the author of the piece.