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Our Live Beyond campaign team connected with youth and families at Community Science Day in partnership with ACEs Aware and UCSF Children’s Hospital, giving out resources about ACEs and toxic stress.

We joined this 2SLGBTQIA+ event celebrating the community and Trans Pride in the Central Valley.

This event focused on school wellness transformation, hosted by the Sacramento County Office of Education (SCOE) Administration.

Live Beyond presented and sent supplies to the Erick A. Garcia You Are Enough Foundation Walk, raising awareness of suicide prevention and support for mental health.

A gathering that engages youth as active leaders and resources in their communities, FNL is a youth-adult partnership that supports a lifestyle free of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs.

Students, staff, and faculty came together to discuss areas of success and room for improvement, to advance health and well-being across the UCLA campus communities.

NAC brings together rural Northern California leaders to address trauma and promote resilience in the region through a collaborative approach — by building relationships and sharing, learning, examining, and generating new ideas.

This fair included exhibits about common health and wellness concerns, including access to care, mental health, addiction, preventing and managing health conditions, physical fitness, eating well, and more.

Founded and organized by Sol Collective in partnership with the Center for Sacramento History and the City of Sacramento, the yearly Souls of the City festival is Sacramento’s largest Día de los Muertos celebration.

This California Office of Youth and Community Restoration (OYCR) event brought together juvenile justice system partners to build relationships, learn from each other, and move forward toward the Positive Youth Justice Model.

We provided resources for this event for 2SLGBTQIA+ unhoused youth, with a special focus on trans unhoused youth, healing, and “found family.”

Live Beyond helped fund Kno’Qoti Native Wellness, Inc.’s (KNWI’s) Native American Heritage Month event for Stony Creek Joint Unified School District, which included a cultural awareness workshop and activities, traditional dancers, and food for the community.

High school-aged youth leaders from across California gathered to learn from each other about youth advocacy, peer mentoring, youth-led substance use prevention, and more. Two Live Beyond youth advisors, Julio and Nancy, spoke about ACEs and Stress Busters.

Featuring healing and cultural arts activities, this ACLU event brought together students, activists, and professors to share solutions to address the ongoing student mental health crisis.

This integrated care symposium is dedicated to the well-being of California’s children and youth, sharing best practices and highlighting the work counties and organizations are doing for children, youth, and families.

The region’s largest Día de Los Muertos event, this free, family-centric festival in Historic Main Street Canoga Park featured works of local artists, community tent for ofrendas, an Aztec ceremony, and more.

More than 2,000 Native educators, students, tribal leaders, and advocates joined us at the largest Native education convention in the nation. This year’s theme was “Education Sovereignty: A Declaration of Change.”

A safe place for Tribal youth, this conference serves as a platform for discussing the juvenile justice system — focusing on prevention and intervention, and addressing the specific mental health and substance use challenges they face. 

We joined the festivities — including the largest parade celebrating the Lunar New Year outside of Asia — where we gave out free healing journals and other helpful resources.

Live Beyond partnered with San Diego’s NWSL team to promote the campaign at games and youth tournaments — presenting at halftime, hosting a social media contest, giving out swag, and more.

We partnered with civil rights organization National Urban League for an event that took place at Audubon Middle School, offering support to students who are involved in the foster care system.