In a brief yet urgent letter, Morrison appeals to readers to stand up for those in Gaza. By focusing on psychological trauma, the piece underscores a pressing need for public awareness and support.

A youth-driven walk on October 4th will bring Wake County residents together to challenge misconceptions around mental health. Organized by local teenagers, the event aims to foster open conversations and encourage lasting support for those affected by mental health issues.

In this telling photograph, exonerated client Jarvis Ballard sits on the steps of Innocence & Justice Louisiana in New Orleans. Captured by The Advocate, it highlights both the personal journey of one man and the broader importance of advocacy organizations working to overturn wrongful convictions.

Dorothy Hicks of Front Royal experienced a devastating tragedy when her son died by suicide. Determined to keep other families from enduring the same pain, she founded a nonprofit focused on suicide awareness. Her central message—“It can be anybody”—serves as a powerful reminder that no one is immune.