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ACCESS Open Minds – New Brunswick #MyDefinition Campaign

May 31, 2017|News
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ACCESS Open Minds – New-Brunswick has partnered with #MyDefinition to create a bilingual campaign featuring youth from across province to fight stigma related to mental health.

 

Created in 2014 as an initiative from the Student Union at the University of New Brunswick, #MyDefiniton is an awareness campaign created by people with mental health issues for people with mental health issues.

 

Click here to check out the ACCESS OM New Brunswick #MyDefinition campaign.
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