Hazel Health, the leader in school-based telehealth, partners with school districts and health plans nationally, to provide mental and physical health services to K-12 students where they are–at school and home. Hazel’s diverse, culturally competent providers specialize in the health challenges of children and teens and partner with parents and school staff to make the best care decisions for students. Hazel is committed to improving healthcare equity and is available regardless of family income, geography, insurance status, or immigration status. Hazel’s mission is to transform children’s access to health are because when students feel better, they learn better.

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It’s a busy week for our team, with two exciting conferences tomorrow: the 2024 National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Virtual Conference and the Nevada School Counselor Association Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada! 💜

🖥️  At the 2024 National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Virtual Conference, Hazel team members Amber C. Dutton, MSW, LCSW, and Steve Gatland are joining Jacklyn Floyd, MSW, LCSW, PreK-12 Supervisor of Mental and Emotional Health at Rockwood Schools, and Alicia Smith, LMSW, Manager of Behavioral Health, Kansas City Public Schools, for the panel, Bridging the Gap: Leveraging Tech to Increase Accessible Care. They will discuss the challenges and opportunities of using technology to deliver mental health care to under-resourced communities. 

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💬 At the NV School Counselors Association Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, Hazel team members Grace Washington and Me'Kayla Ferguson, MBA, are joining Megan Wachtler, High School counselor, Western High School, and Altora Bates, LMFT, for the panel, Leveraging Tech to Enhance Culturally Responsive Care in Schools. They will discuss the latest initiatives, strategies, and research that are reshaping equitable health care within schools.

If you will be in Vegas for the conference, we hope to see you at our booth! 

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Throughout #BlackHistoryMonth, we have highlighted two artists each week whose art has had a special impact on youth.

For the final week, join us in celebrating the work of Kehinde Wiley and Pat McGrath! ▶️

🖌️ Kehinde Wiley is a contemporary artist who is most famous for being commissioned to create the official portrait of President Barrack Obama in 2017. Kehinde has significantly impacted youth through his diverse and inclusive portraits of Black individuals, highlighting beauty and power. Kehinde invests in youth by providing mentorships and art education in underserved communities, empowering youth to use their creativity to change the world.

💄 Pat McGrath, makeup artist and entrepreneur, influences youth through her work in the beauty and fashion industry. Pat has redefined beauty standards through her unique approach to makeup. She has achieved remarkable success in representing a wide range of skin tones in the makeup industry, which has historically lacked diversity. Her work highlights the beauty of every skin tone and inspires youth to pursue their creative passions! 

Head to our comments to check out a piece from Kehinde Wiley and an example of Pat McGrath’s makeup artistry. 🔽

Thank you for tuning in weekly to learn about black artists using their talents to inspire, educate, and advocate for young people! 

Throughout #BlackHistoryMonth, we are highlighting two artists each week whose art has had a special impact on youth.

This week, join us in celebrating the work of Marley Dias and Danielle Coke Balfour! ▶️

📚 Marley Dias, an 18-year-old activist and author, initially gained recognition for her #1000BlackGirlBooks campaign. At the age of 11, Marley was frustrated by the lack of books featuring Black girls, so she set out to collect 1,000 books featuring a Black female protagonist to donate to libraries, schools, and community centers. She surpassed her goal, and the campaign sparked important conversations about the need for more diverse characters in children’s books. At the age of 13, Marley went on to write a book of her own titled, “Marley Dias Gets It Done, and So Can You,” a guide that explores activism, social justice, volunteerism, inclusion, and using social media for good. Marley encourages youth to use their voice and take action to change the world. 

📱 Danielle Coke Balfour ☻, known best as @ohhappydani, is a talented artist, speaker, and advocate who utilizes her creative talents to address social injustices. As a graphic designer and illustrator, Danielle has been recognized for her thought-provoking artwork that often highlights themes of racial equity, justice, and empowerment. She challenges stereotypes and sparks conversations about important societal issues through her illustrations. Her work inspires positive change and understanding!

Head to our comments to check out Marley’s list of #1000BlackGirlBooks and an example of Danielle Coke Balfour's illustrations. 🔽

Check back next week for our highlight on the work of Kehinde Wiley and Pat McGrath. 🖼️

Meet Biscuit, February’s Pet of the Month! 🐶 Her owner, Jennifer, is one of our fabulous therapists who supports K-12 students through teletherapy.  

Are you a human looking for a new opportunity to tell people all about your pet? We’re hiring! Apply today: https://lnkd.in/ec42fuK7

Throughout #BlackHistoryMonth, we are highlighting two artists every week whose art has had a special impact on youth.

This week, join us in celebrating the work of Amanda Gorman and Jon Batiste! 

🔊 Amanda Gorman is a visionary poet and activist whose art has captivated the hearts and minds of youth worldwide. Her journey into poetry began at a young age and was fueled by a passion for storytelling. In her work, she addresses themes of resilience, justice, and hope. Beyond poetry, she empowers youth to find their voices and stand up for inclusivity. As the youngest inaugural poet at the 2021 presidential inauguration, Amanda Gorman has left a lasting mark on U.S. history and has inspired a new generation to express themselves through creativity.  

🎧 Jon Batiste, a visionary musician, has become an inspiration for aspiring artists! Through his dynamic performances and innovative approach to music, he inspires youth to explore their creativity and embrace the power of musical expression. Jon Batiste uses his platform to entertain and advocate for social and political issues, addressing topics like racial inequity and art's societal impact. He is a passionate advocate for music education, especially in underserved communities, and has become a musical icon and a powerful role model of hope and possibility for Black youth. 

Head to our comments to check out one of our favorite poems from Amanda Gorman and a song from Jon Batiste! ⬇️

Check back next week as we highlight the work of Marley Dias and Danielle Coke Balfour. 📚

Hazel Health aims to fill critical gaps in pediatric health care by providing a new model of care that meets the needs of every family and child. They partner with school districts to bring health care to children where they spend the majority of their time–school.

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