Do More Good

In this episode, we explore the possible dangers as well as the benefits of technology and its impact on mental health. Concerned parents wonder if video games or social media might be having a negative impact on their children’s mental health, while at the same time new innovations in artificial intelligence are potentially allowing us to detect and prevent suicide or provide early intervention for mental illness earlier and more efficiently than ever before. Learn more and view the show notes here: www.socialchangery.com/news/episode-4-of-the-do-more-good-podcast-is-available

In this episode, we explore the topic of suicide and people of color. How are current efforts at suicide prevention working, or not working, for people in these communities? What voices and stories are still not being heard? Learn more and view the show notes at www.socialchangery.com/news/check-out-episode-3-of-the-do-more-good-podcast

In this episode, we explore the intersection of culture, sexual orientation/gender identity, and changes in immigration policy that impact undocumented and mixed-documentation status families and influence the mental health of Latinx youth. We will also discuss how the evolving situation with US immigration policy, including DACA, complicates decisions for community providers serving this community. Learn more and view the show notes here: https://www.socialchangery.com/news/episode-2-of-the-do-more-good-podcast-is-here

In this episode, we explore the “racism-as-mental-illness” narrative that gained traction in the wake of Charlottesville, how it can be harmful to both victims of racial discrimination and people living with a mental health challenge, and what people who care about social justice and mental health can do to change the conversation. Learn more and view the show notes by visiting https://www.socialchangery.com/news/the-domoregood-podcast-is-live