By Katie Cortez, Contributing Writer for Long Beach Business Journal With less than two weeks left before the 43rd Annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach, racing fans will see an influx of social media posts from every angle about the upcoming race weekend. The city’s largest event has seen a complete social media makeover … Continue reading Social Media Team Ramps Up Promotion Of Grand Prix
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Students create powerful videos about suicide prevention: 'It could save a life' By: Scott Stump, Today.com Ben Finnie never wants another family to feel the pain that his endured last summer when his older cousin committed suicide. Kaleigh Finnie, 19, a bubbly college student from the Woodlands, Texas, took her life on June 15, 2015, … Continue reading MEDIA RELATIONS: TODAY, DIRECTING CHANGE
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Squashing a stigma: Clovis East students place second in suicide prevention film contest By: Farin Montanez, Fresno Bee Depression has no culture. This is the message four Clovis East students set out to illustrate in a 60-second public service announcement on suicide prevention. Their video won second place — and a $500 prize — in … Continue reading MEDIA RELATIONS: FRESNO BEE, DIRECTING CHANGE
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Youth Film Contest Seeks To Reduce Stigma Of Mental Illness By: Ana Ibarra, California Healthline Two years ago, Nick Walker won first prize in a short film contest that requires one-minute clips on suicide prevention or other mental health topics. He felt a little strange about winning, he said. Prior to the contest he had not … Continue reading MEDIA RELATIONS: CALIFORNIA HEALTHLINE, DIRECTING CHANGE
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