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News3 LV - Mental Health Matters: Las Vegas, 'Hopeful City'
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Las Vegas is known for a lot of things, and now it wants to be known as a city that is hopeful. The city has joined the ‘Hopeful Cities’ movement, partnering with other organizations to, as one community leader put it, learn how to hope again.
Vegas PBS Nevada – Hopeful Cities in Las Vegas
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We finally created a business model for Hopeful Cities, and Las Vegas joined Hopeful Cities movement. We are so grateful to Dr. Frank Gard Jameson, Mayor Pro Tem Brian Knudsen, the Mayor’s Fund For Las Vegas LIFE, Hope Means Nevada, and Compassionate Las Vegas who all made it happen. There were many compassionate, committed, inspiring individuals representing incredible organizations that are ready and willing and desiring to activate the ‘how’ to hope in their communities. Watch the event’s TV coverage to find out more!
News3 LV - City of Las Vegas joins 'Hopeful Cities' initiative
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The City of Las Vegas Department of Youth Development and Social Initiatives started a new initiative.
It’s called the ‘Hopeful Cities’ initiative and features what’s called the ‘Hopeful Cities Playbook,’ a guide to help cities activate the ‘how to’ of hope in the sectors of government, science, education, and more.
WFSB 3 - MOMMY MONDAY: "Hopeful Minds for Teens" program launch
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Kathryn Goetzke, chairman and founder of “The Shine Hope Company,” talks about teaching those who feel hopeless how to find hope.
KOLOTV - Local non-profit shares how learning to hope can have positive impact on mental health
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Watch this amazing interview of @kolotv8 News Now with our Founder, Kathryn Goetzke for the International Day of Hope.
“Emotions are normal, they are a normal part of life, and it’s really how we use those emotions and use them and transmute them. Just like you manage your blood pressure, I thought why people aren’t taught what hopelessness is and how to manage that symptom and find their way to hope. So, we created the first global evidence-based program that does that.”
The International Day of Hope allows us to join in solidarity on a single day to share the science, stories, and strategies of hope, and to activate the “how-to” of hope in our lives and in communities around the world.
WFSB 3 - Feeling 'hopeful' can be a big part of mental health
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Kathryn Goetzke of The Shine Hope Company and speaker Kristy Stark talk about feeling hopeful being a part of our mental health.
KOLO8 News - Interview for International Day of Hope 2023
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The International Foundation of Research and Education on Depression (iFred) is a 501(c)3 organization based in Reno that is working to teach hope around the world. iFred has worked to shine a positive light on mental health and eliminate stigma through prevention, research and education and created a shift in society’s negative perception of the disease through positive imagery, rebranding, celebrity engagement, cause marketing campaigns, and establishing the sunflower and color yellow as the international symbols for hope.
The organization’s founder and the author of The Biggest Little Book about Hope, Kathryn Goetzke, along with Hope Activator, Kristen Jaskulski, stopped by Morning Break to share how they believe hope is something that can be taught and learned, and that training people to hope is the key to lowering depression, anxiety and suicide rates.
BBC UK - Teens On The Edge BBC Video feature Hopeful Minds
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This was originally featured on Teens on the Edge, in the UK in October, 2018. Rights were granted for educational and informational purposes only.
Kathryn Goetzke, MBA at Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch Ep. 2
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This is a clip from Kathryn Goetzke’s Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch last 2017 for The Mood Factory.
