Journalism Grants
Funding For:
Highlighting Solutions to the Mental Health Crisis
Behavioral Health

Recipient:
MindSite News
Grant Period:
Nov 15, 2022 - Nov 14, 2023
AMOUNT:
$20,000.00
Summary of the Project:
This digital project will offer ongoing coverage of methods to improve the national mental health system.
About the Grantee:
MindSite News was launched during the pandemic to address that deficiency by bringing in-depth reporting and compelling stories about mental health to a public and policymakers increasingly eager to access them. As a nonprofit, mission-driven digital publication – and the only news site dedicated exclusively to mental health reporting – MindSite News seeks to create and sustain a sense of national urgency about the workings and failings of the U.S. mental health system and to impact that system through reporting, making it more equitable, effective, transparent and humane.
Related Grantee Work
May 17, 2023
Shootings, Lockdowns, Anxiety: Kids Are Not Alright – But They’re Working On It
Schoolchildren are fighting off worries, spreading kindness – and talking about their feelings. This MindSite News story was produced in partnership with USA TODAY, which is publishing the story on its website.
Learn MoreAuthor: Michele Cohen Marill
June 23, 2023
Activist at 14, Burned Out by 26. Today, Emani Davis Teaches That to Change the World, You Must Also Take Care of Yourself
Helping activists and the formerly incarcerated take care of their mental, physical and spiritual health This MindSite News story is being published in partnership with Capital B, which is also running the story on its website. Sign up for Capital B’s weekly newsletter here.
Learn MoreAuthor: Nell Bernstein