On Tuesday, June 28, Forbes Tate Partners hosted a virtual roundtable with members of the media who have been instrumental in covering the ongoing youth mental health crisis. Amy Wimpey Knight, president of Children’s Hospital Association, a Sound the Alarm for Kids founding partner organization, and Jena Hausmann, CEO of Children’s Hospital Colorado, also spoke at the event.
Speakers:
- Rhitu Chatterjee, Health Correspondent, NPR
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- New report reveals COVID’s toll on the mental health of frontline doctors and nurses
- Dr. Thomas Insel On Why The U.S Mental Health System Has Failed And What Can Be Done
- Kids are back in school — and struggling with mental health issues
- Hannah Furfaro, Mental Health Reporter, The Seattle Times
- WA expected to get funding for mental health, school safety with passage of gun bill
- Kids are waiting months for psychiatric beds. Why it’s such a struggle to expand care in WA
- Why are children living in emergency rooms? Join The Seattle Times for a discussion on kids’ mental health
- Four ways lawmakers want to improve Washington’s mental health system
- Ashley Velie, Producer, and Jennifer Marz, Associate Producer, 60 Minutes
- Jena Hausmann, CEO of Children’s Hospital Colorado
- Amy Wimpey Knight, President, Children’s Hospital Association (Moderator)