MESH

Amidst this societal awakening, marginalized communities across the globe, like the South Bronx to Sierra Leone grapple with limited mental health resources. ‘MESH’ underscores the universal nature of healing, emphasizing the resonance of personal stories.

JJ Bozeman 27, living in Brooklyn, NY (raised in Augusta, GA) “My resistance is rooted in avoidance, lack of convenience, and fearing it’s a waste of time, when I’m doing okay. The next time things feel heavy because there will be a next time, I know I’m going to wish I had the stuff set up.”
JJ Bozeman 27, living in Brooklyn, NY (raised in Augusta, GA) “My resistance is rooted in avoidance, lack of convenience, and fearing it’s a waste of time, when I’m doing okay. The next time things feel heavy because there will be a next time, I know I’m going to wish I had the stuff set up.”
Xbunny, 33, Brooklyn, NY “…Afterwards, I respond to the external.”
Xbunny, 33, Brooklyn, NY “…Afterwards, I respond to the external.”
Woki Massaquoi 33, Bronx, NY “I’m in my grace, beauty, and joy era.”
Woki Massaquoi 33, Bronx, NY “I’m in my grace, beauty, and joy era.”
JJ Bozeman 27, living in Brooklyn, NY (raised in Augusta, GA) “It can be as simple as calling a friend on the phone or making sure I’m hydrated or rested.”
JJ Bozeman 27, living in Brooklyn, NY (raised in Augusta, GA) “It can be as simple as calling a friend on the phone or making sure I’m hydrated or rested.”
Xbunny 32, Brooklyn, NY “I deal with my mental health from the inside out.”
Xbunny 32, Brooklyn, NY “I deal with my mental health from the inside out.”
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