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What we've learned about mental health from young people

Young people are developing skills to support their wellbeing and one another. Image: Priscilla Du Preez/Unsplash

Cynthia Germanotta
Co-Founder and President, Born This Way Foundation
Maya Smith
Executive Director, Born This Way Foundation
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