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Mental Health Awareness Month

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This year, Mental Health Awareness Month feels bigger and more urgent than a simple annual observance.

Mental health needs across communities are at an all-time high, whether people are managing trauma, isolation, heightened stress, or depression and anxiety. The systems that communities depend on are under extraordinary strain. For too many people, they were never enough to begin with.

The need for trauma-informed, arts-based healing is growing. This is not just a crisis to endure. It’s a call to create.

Art is a transformative remedy — within ourselves, our relationships, our communities, and our society. Yet what makes art such a powerful remedy is that the act of creation belongs to all of us, singularly and collectively. But we need our health practitioners, practices, and systems to integrate that truth, so that proven interventions can reach the people who need them most.

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we invite you: create with us.

Create art. Spread the word about art as an evidence-backed healing modality. And, if you feel inspired, create health by donating to keep Path with Art’s arts engagement programs free and accessible to the thousands of individuals and the 60+ health, housing, and human service organizations we serve.

You’ll see us in your inbox and your social media feeds all month long. Follow along, and let’s create health together.

Veterans Training Support Center Classes

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The Veterans Training Support Center (VTSC) fosters deeper understanding of veterans and their families through dynamic workshops and educational events. Our programming explores critical topics such as post-traumatic stress, traumatic brain injury, and moral injury, often invisible challenges that profoundly impact veteran well-being.

Upcoming classes include:

  • Suicide Prevention
  • Vermicomposting
  • Counseling
  • Brain Injury & Recovery
  • LGBTQ+ Veterans

This Art After Hours is a Real Peach

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Dear Friends of Path with Art,

This month’s Art After Hours is a real peach! On March 19th, join us along with guests from Pacific Northwest Ballet for an evening of joyful movement, inspired by PNB’s upcoming performances of Momotaro.

Guest artist Naomi Glass will guide us in exploring the idea of being “born from a peach”: unexpected beginnings, reinvention, and courage.

Expect a gentle, low‑impact movement activity rooted in play and imagination. This activity is designed to be accessible to all bodies and experience levels, with options to participate standing or seated.

Art After Hours (or AAH, as we like to call it) is Path with Art’s monthly opportunity to gather and create—together. Seasoned artists and beginners alike are welcome in this creative third space, where we explore art and creativity with friends new and old. You’re invited to participate in our guided art activity (materials provided) or bring your own work-in-progress (sewing, screenplay, sketching, you name it).

This event is free! Please register below as we have limited capacity. If you have any special accommodation requests, please use the RSVP form to let us know in advance.

* For those who want to meet up before AAH for no-host food and/or drink, come hang out next door at Mammoth. They are open until 9 pm and would love to see you.

Join us for our March Art
After Hours at artHOME!

Led by Guest Artist Naomi Glass
from Pacific Northwest Ballet

When

Thursday, March 19

Drop-in Time

6 PM to 8 PM

Address

200 Mercer Street

LGBTQ+ Veteran Allyship Workshop Series

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Your Workshop Department of Veterans Affairs LGBTQ+ Veterans Program is offering no-cost workshops as part of the Ally Initiative. These are interactive sessions that prepare veteran service providers with information to better serve LGBTQ+ veterans and family members.

The workshop series consists of three (3) workshops:

  1. LGBTQ+ Veteran Experience and Military History
  2. LGBTQ+ Veteran Program, Definition of Veteran, and Connecting Errors and Injustices
  3. LGBTQ+ Veteran Inclusive Practices

LGBTQ+ Workshop Series – Next Series Begins December 15

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