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Tyler Mitic is riding a tandem bike down the California coast to raise funds for BC2M and spark conversations about mental health, connection, and the reminder that no one is alone.
This Mental Health Awareness Month, BC2M Club students from Lincoln-Way West High School in New Lenox, Illinois, attended Chicago Cubs Mental Health Night at Wrigley Field. During a meet-and-greet and Q&A with BC2M Ambassador Ian Happ, students heard about mental health, coping tools, vulnerability, and what it means to redefine mental toughness.
Bizwomen featured BC2M Executive Director Pamela Harrington in a first-person article about leadership, workplace culture, and the importance of talking about mental health.
The San Francisco Examiner featured BC2M’s 2026 Revels & Revelations, spotlighting the star-studded Bay Area event and its support for teen mental health.
Town & Country featured BC2M’s 2026 Revels & Revelations fundraiser, a sold-out San Francisco event honoring Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, and Pam Baer.
The Hollywood Reporter highlights BC2M’s Revels 2026 event, where Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are to be honored with the Robin Williams Legacy of Laughter Award.
As digital platforms become central to teenage life, they are reshaping how young people connect, cope, and develop—raising urgent questions about risk, resilience, and responsibility in the age of algorithms.
For a few months, I questioned why I was so stressed and why others’ methods for balance didn’t work for me. Why was I the only one who felt so overwhelmed? Was I really the only one, and do I easily get overwhelmed? Is a career in global health one I can handle?
I crept into the darkness with my stuffed bunny in toe, careful not to wake anyone. The floorboards creaked, and every hair on my body…