April 3, 2024
Mental Health is not for the Weak, its for Everyone
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Bella Gutierrez
It’s an interesting infographic with lots of great information. This is especially relevant to the community surrounding St. Mary’s University, mainly due to the Hispanic community’s attitude surrounding mental health and suicide prevention. Destroying the stigma behind mental illness is crucial, and this infographic details that. The graphs have exciting data, and the prevention section is great for those in need. Congrats on your nomination!
25/04/2024
2:59 pm
LEE
I like this infographic. This includes many great information about mental health problems in states. I always wanted to figure this topic deeply. I am interested in mental health and mental disease problems since I discharged from ARMY. It was great opportunity to know that there are many other interesting result. Thank you for the great infographic and congrats for the nomination. You got this!
25/04/2024
2:59 pm
Luis Ramirez
Wow! This has been one of the most interesting yet on-point articles that I’ve read so far. I like the way you have your template as well as the demographics and all the information established. We’ve always known mental health is a big concept that not many people think it’s really and that is sad. Many young Hispanic teenagers don’t know their mental health is low because in their households it is something “weak”. I’m glad you talk about this topic because not many people do and many need to read, listen, and know that it’s not just some joke.
25/04/2024
2:59 pm
Deven Garcia
Your infographic presented transparent data on a topic often deemed taboo. I commend you for shedding light on such a sensitive subject. The layout facilitated readability and comprehension, including graphs enhancing clarity for the reader. Thanks to your presentation, it’s evident which demographic faces challenges in addressing mental health. I value the insights provided.
25/04/2024
2:59 pm
Luis Ramirez
A very well-done infographic. I really like how you touched up on the way Hispanics think. When you mention the part that Hispanics avoid help because they think depression is a weakness you really hit the point. I like how your infographic also shows collected data that goes to support your infographic about the Hispanic population and the suicide rates within the community.
25/04/2024
2:59 pm
Leaya Valdez
Hello Paola! To start off this Infograph is very well organized and eye catching. The information is put in a way that is easy for the reader to understand and capture the information. It’s very interesting getting more knowledge about the topic of mental health and the stigma surrounding it in Hispanic families since I myself have seen it first hand. Great work!
26/04/2024
2:59 pm
Naya Harb
I love how this pleasing to the eye this infographic is! This topic is very important to raise awareness on. I am not hispanic, but my culture also has the same issue of not understanding or addressing mental illness. Your solutions are really interesting as well. It is sad to know that the suicide rate on Hispanics is really high due to their lack of education and comprehension of mental illness. However, great job and congratulations on being nominated!!
26/04/2024
2:59 pm
Vianna Villarreal
Great infographic, it is so important to emphasize on the fact that all people are involved with mental health even if it is not due to sickness or issues. I think when people hear mental health they immediately think of mental illness when that is not always the case. There are so many aspects that do not have to necessarily mean negative mental health rather there are positive effects on many people. Also that we humans are so grateful to be able to experience.
24/04/2024
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