Mary Ellen Strong Foundation

09/07/2024

THE NYUMBA UPENDO SHOW: MARY ELLEN STRONG FOUNDATION

09/07/2024

One of our amazing scholars! Please support!

09/05/2024

One of our Scholars. Please DONATE and continue to support others like him!

09/03/2024

Please DONATE and SHARE! Help us continue to help others!

11/27/2023

Please donate and share this link. Every dollar helps us help others. Thank you!

Hi, I am asking everyone to contribute to our annual fundraiser. I starte… Stacey Jones needs your support for Mary Ellen Strong Foundation Annual Fundraiser

01/24/2022

Su***de prevention requires that we openly talk about it. It’s real and touching the lives of people regardless of race, socioeconomic status, age, etc… If you are struggling, help is available so you don’t have to suffer in silence. If you see someone in need, please don’t be silent.

06/04/2021

Happy 100th Birthday Dr. Mary Ellen Strong. MESF will continue to honor your legacy with its work. We know you are watching.

06/02/2021

https://www-forbes-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.forbes.com/sites/jessicagold/2021/05/29/we-need-to-talk-about-black-therapist-burnout/amp/?fbclid=IwAR1_dUpBnvteiW7d4CUCrr4ohxiMBGoOh8QBKiCnTU15iZ8Y0uRvL2K29cc

When Covid-19 hit her hometown of Washington D.C., Maia Wise, LICSW, knew things were going to be different. But, while she feared exposure at work, at the same time, people were protesting for Black Lives outside the hospital. Her reality as a Black woman therapist had become exhausting.

05/19/2021

Please check out this podcast with MESF Director Dr. Stacey Jones and two of our scholars as guests.

May is Mental Health Awareness month, so today Dr. Sylvia Bartley welcomes three mental health professionals from the Mary Ellen Strong Foundation to discuss the differences between emotional health versus mental health. They also discuss the importance of finding a mental health professional that w...

05/15/2021

REDUCE BURNOUT!

04/27/2021

Mental Health Resources for Minnesota and Wisconsin

03/12/2021

It's not always easy being a young person in Minnesota, which is why keeping tabs on your mental health is important. Guest blogger Dr. Stacey Jones is offering seven tips to help improve your mental health right now.