Upcoming Foundation Events |
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| TODAY! September 28, 2020 7:00 pm Monday FREE |
Mindfulness for Moms via Zoom Email Events@EdLallyFoundation.org for more information |
| Next Week October 6, 2020 6:30 pm Tuesday FREE |
Suicide Bereavement Support Group Email Events@EdLallyFoundation.org for more information. |
| Next Week October 7, 2020 6:00 pm Wednesday FREE |
Mindfulness for Stress/Trauma of Discrimination via Zoom Sign up at www.ELFZoomMeditation.eventbrite.com |
| Next Week October 8, 2020 8:00 pm Thursday FREE |
Mindfulness for Moms via Zoom Email Events@EdLallyFoundation.org for more information. |
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Support Our Virtual Student Outreach
Support our virtual mental health awareness & suicide prevention program, so that we may continue our student outreach during the current public health climate. #togetherweheal
The Truth Campaign Press Release
The Truth Campaign is a new initiative through the Ed Lally Foundation
Virtual Mental Health Awareness for Students
Tara, Jordan, Dj and Andre spent the weekend filming the virtual incarnation of our “The Power of Expression” mental health awareness & suicide prevention program. The next step is the editing process. Ultimately we’ll be providing schools with a 4-part interactive experience so that students might learn skills to better cope with and heal from anxiety & depression, as well as realize they are not alone in their mental health struggles. Big thanks to Jared at The Sheffield Institute, Andrew & Omar from Ten Twenty Seven Films, Big Infinite and all of our sponsors for making this possible!
Free Mindfulness Class for Those Impacted by Discrimination
Free live stream meditation class, guided by Carla Campbell, for those impacted by racism, sexism, and discrimination.
“Power of Expression” School Assembly for Mental Health
On behalf of the Ed Lally Foundation, Jordan Lally and Big Infinite returned to Jordan’s alma mater The John Carroll School spreading mental health awareness through storytelling, live music & meditation. The “Power of Expression” assembly was well-received by the administration and the student body.
The experience was personally rewarding for Jordan as well, as high school was a time in his life when social anxiety began to severely limit his life experience and interactions with others. “To be able to return to John Carroll and connect openly and honestly with so many people was powerful for me”, shared Jordan.
The John Carroll assembly was the latest in a series of presentations by Jordan, the band and co-producer Tars DeCapite at schools throughout Maryland, including C. Milton Wright High School, Resurrection St. Paul’s Middle School, Bel Air High School, and many more.
