Youth-Led Session: From Isolation to Inclusion with Grace Netski @CharterforCompassion
Youth-Led Session: From Isolation to Inclusion with Grace Netski  @CharterforCompassion
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
This Youth-Led Session presented by Grace Netski was recorded on Thursday, October 17, 2024, during the Charter for Compassion's Global Youth Conference.

The session explored the crucial role of social connectedness and compassion in preventing teen suicide. Grace delved into the connection between social isolation, mental health struggles, and suicide risk among teens. The session presented practical strategies for building supportive, empathetic environments in schools, families, and communities to protect at-risk teens.

Attendees gained insights into the power of compassionate relationships and learned tools to foster deeper connections, all aimed at reducing the isolation that often caused anxiety, loss of hope, and/or teen suicide.

Learn more about the Youth Conference here: charterforcompassion.org/global-youth-conference-2024/global-youth-conference-2024.html

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Youth-Led Session: From Isolation to Inclusion with Grace Netski

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