Implementation of Peer Support Roles in Street Medicine and Outreach: Challenges and Possibilities

• By: Adamina Serratos Samuel Jackson, MD
• April 21st, 2026
• harm reduction, homelessness, outreach, peer support, Spring 2026 Issue, street medicine, substance use, vulnerability, workforce development
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“We’re not here to belittle you. We’re not here to down talk you. We’re not here to tell you what you should or shouldn’t be doing because that’s not our place.” - Lavaughn Johnson, Peer Navigator at ReVive Center for Housing and Healing At the intersection of homelessness and...

An Exclusive Interview with U.S. Soccer Legend Carli Lloyd: Advice for High School Athletes on Mental Health and Thriving Under Pressure

• By: Chandler Stone Mira Costa High School, CA
• January 19th, 2026
• high school athletes, interview, mental health in sports, resilience, self-reflection, social media, sports pressure, support systems, vulnerability, Winter 2026 Issue, youth athletes
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Few athletes know pressure like Carli Lloyd. Across two decades on the world’s biggest stages, she not only met it, but she also thrived in it. I wanted to know her secret. With two Olympic gold medals, two FIFA World Cup championships, she’s a National Soccer Hall of Fame member, and two-time...

Up, Up, and Aware: What Superman Can Teach Us About Mental Health

• By: Rabbi Simcha Weinstein Families Together in New York State (FTNYS) | Jewish Autism Network
• December 19th, 2024
• autism, mental health, resilience, self-discovery, therapy, vulnerability
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Chanukah came early for me this year with the release of James Gunn's Superman trailer. Superheroes have always soared through our imaginations, but lately, they’ve landed squarely in the world of mental wellness. As a rabbi, comic book aficionado (once called “New York’s Hippest Rabbi”...