As we recognize Mental Health Awareness Month and AAPI Heritage Month this May, we want to uplift youth voices and continue creating spaces where mental health conversations feel safe, open, and community centered.
Recently we asked youth, "what can support look like when someone is having a bad day?" Their responses remind us that sometimes support starts with simple words, honesty, and reminding someone they are not alone. Small words can have a big impact.
We're healing up!!!
TG is re-launching our Hmong Women’s Healing Circle - a 16‑week support group for Hmong women impacted by domestic violence. You've got until June 2 to join! Sessions meet every Tuesday from 6–8 PM.
Register through our QR code or call 651‑756-1579.
Looking for something meaningful, want to make new friends, or just hang out? Come join us for fun activities, outdoor adventures, art, games, and conversations in a welcoming space for youth ages 12–15.
If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected] or give us a call at (651) 756-1579
Come build memories, try new things, and spend the summer with us!
Drag on talent in session and its rehearsal time !!!! EPIC NUMBERS. Theyve been working really hard... from applying everything they've learned through to this moment. Stay tuned! We cant wait for you all to see the magic!
Shout out to the amazing and creative high school students at Prairee Seeds for putting together these beautiful and artistic self-care go-bags for our mutual aid closet! We know the kiddos who come here will enjoy them!
Adventure Time applications are open!
Looking for something fun AND meaningful this summer? Join!
Adventure Time is an 8-week program for Hmong & Southeast Asian youth (ages 12–15, all genders welcome!)
Apply now by scanning the QR code—limited spots
DOT Mentorship Program highlight!
This past session was such a fun class!! We talk all about pose, body, padding and more! Just out here building our confidence and working on that GLOW UP!
“The impacts don’t disappear just because the headlines move on.”
In this conversation, KaYing Yang of the Southeast Asian Freedom Network and Xay Yang from Transforming Generations remind us that healing, safety, and stability take time — and that community care is what carries people through.
From mental health support for students and families, to mutual aid, to neighbors and organizations stepping in with food, skills, and solidarity — this is what it looks like when Minnesota shows up for one another.
“My power is my community.” 💛
Watch, share, and help keep the momentum going.
Find resources, watch more stories, and download shareable graphics at mcknight.org (link in bio).
#BestOfMN #CommunityCare #ShowingUp #MinnesotaValues #Solidarity
Today from 5-7pm at TG office.
Need to make a sign for this Saturday's rally? Or another event? Looking for a space to be with others and create art together? Join us!
Friday, March 27 5-7pm.
Registration not required but super appreciated so we can make sure to have enough supplies!
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Because bath salts and art make everything better! Creative expressions, rest and joy are all ways we continue to resist and sustain ourselves for the long run. Join us next Friday for our next community care session! March 27 from 5-7pm CST.
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