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Lydia Moran
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Associate Editor, Minnesota Women's Press
Minneapolis
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By Lydia Moran Verified| Minnesota Women's Press Verified In February, the Center for Rural Policy and Development released a report titled “The Suicide Epidemic in Rural Minnesota: How we got here and how we move forward.” Researchers interviewed rural mental health care providers and state agency officials, and analyzed data to determine why suicide rates are rising faster in the rural parts of the state, and how rural residents struggle with lack of mental health services and information.
By Lydia Moran Verified| Minnesota Women's Press Verified As we continue to advance conversations and awareness around “mental health,” there is a danger of watering down the term without a clear understanding of what it really means. So I want to start by sharing how I conceptualized this issue’s theme, and how I believe the stories that emerged serve to create new understandings. The Minnesota Department of Health offers a distinction between mental health and mental illness, which are not opposite.
By Lydia Moran Verified| Minnesota Women's Press Verified In February, the Center for Rural Policy and Development released a report titled “The Suicide Epidemic in Rural Minnesota: How we got here and how we move forward.” Researchers interviewed rural mental health care providers and state agency officials, and analyzed data to determine why suicide rates are rising faster in the rural parts of the state, and how rural residents struggle with lack of mental health services and information.
Company Info
Minnesota Women's Press
Minnesota Women's Press is a feminist media platform founded in 1985, making it one of the oldest continuously published feminist publications in the U.S. Based in Minneapolis, it operates as both a print magazine and a digital platform, focusing on amplifying women’s voices and leadership. The publication was established by Mollie Hoben and Glenda Martin to address the underrepresentation of women in mainstream media. The magazine transitioned from a biweekly newspaper to a monthly format in 2009, featuring community-based journalism, photography, and stories from cis/trans women and nonbinary individuals. Its digital platform offers articles, interviews, and resources that align with feminist advocacy and social change. Additionally, the Changemakers Alliance facilitates discussions and initiatives aimed at addressing systemic challenges. Minnesota Women's Press is dedicated to uplifting marginalized voices and inspiring collective action, with a vision for inclusive narratives and collaborative efforts to drive systemic change.
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