When young people speak out, they change minds—and laws.
A high school junior in Washington attempted suicide after her insurance denied coverage for therapy. Her story—and others like it—moved legislators to vote for change.
Because of powerful youth voices like Chetan Soni, HB 1432, a bill that improves access to mental health and substance use disorder services is now law in Washington.
Because students showed up and spoke out in Colorado, HB25-1002, a bill that ensures mental health is covered by insurance on the same level as physical health is now law too.
These bills mean fewer denials, better access, and a system that serves people.
Youth stories are not just powerful—they`re transformational. This is what real change looks like. This is why we keep fighting.
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