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UOG Press launching creative journal 'breathe.' tomorrow at Guam Public Library - Vimarsana News

UOG Press launching creative journal 'breathe.' tomorrow at Guam Public Library

It’s a beautiful journal meant to be a space of safe expression and to spark meaningful creativity. The University of Guam Press is hosting a special launch for their first journal titled

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UOG Press suicide prevention project continues with journal and workshop - Vimarsana News

UOG Press suicide prevention project continues with journal and workshop

The University of Guam Press will be launching breathe., a journal intended to be used as a space for safe expression and creativity through art and writing.

UOG Press offers "Dry Nights" screening, panel - Vimarsana News

UOG Press offers "Dry Nights" screening, panel

On Friday, head over to the Guam Museum to join University of Guam Press for a screening of their “Dry Nights” short film and a special panel discussion on suicide

Dry Nights Open Mic Night celebrates creative expression and mental health awareness - Vimarsana News

Dry Nights Open Mic Night celebrates creative expression and mental health awareness

On Saturday night, local writers, creatives and community members gathered at PanIQ45 to share slam poetry while holding space for mental health awareness by using their writing to help navigate

Strongest Families Institute program expanded to provide mental health services to all Manitobans - Vimarsana News

Strongest Families Institute program expanded to provide mental health services to all Manitobans

The Manitoba government is expanding the Strongest Families Institute (SFI) skill-based programs to serve Manitobans of all ages as an ongoing effort to support pandemic-related anxiety and mental health issues as well as promote mental well-being.