Addressing Mental Health, Civic Power, and Immigration - Aspen Challenge
Offered By: The Aspen Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore innovative solutions developed by high school teams from Louisville and Dallas addressing chronic community issues in this 57-minute presentation from The Aspen Challenge. Witness young change-makers showcase entrepreneurial community solutions, demonstrating that impactful ideas can emerge at any age. Discover how students from Justin F. Kimball and Central High School Magnet Career Academy are promoting civic power and engagement among their peers. Learn about Jeffersontown High School's efforts to combat mental health stigma and loneliness through a podcast initiative. Observe duPont Manual's creative approach to improving resource access for immigrants and refugees in Louisville by connecting them with ride-share opportunities.
Syllabus
Aspen Challenge: Addressing Mental Health, Civic Power, and Immigration
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
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