AIM Ideas Lab (Youth Participatory Action Research)
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Overview
AIM Ideas Lab
Overview: Youth Participatory Action Research (YPAR) program bringing together young people to co-design and conduct research on youth mental health.
- Youth participatory action research
- Co-investigator opportunity for youth
- Leadership development for young people interested in mental health research
Program Type
- Youth-centered research design
- Understanding youth perspectives on mental health
- Building young leaders in mental health advocacy and research
- Identifying emerging issues affecting youth mental health
Purpose
- 2026 AIM Ideas Lab conducted research on what young people in California are telling us about mental health
- Published findings documenting youth perspectives
Recent Activity
- Young people (youth advisors and participants)
- Individuals passionate about mental health research and advocacy
Eligibility
- Program: AIM Youth Mental Health
- Geographic Focus: California
- Status: 501(c)(3) nonprofit
- Website: aimymh.org
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