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MoMAs 41st Annual Party In The Garden

Next Thursday (June 11, 2009), Mental Health America will honor Senators Edward Kennedy and Pete Domenici as part of its Centennial Conference and Gala, “Celebrating the Legacy: Forging the Future,” to celebrate its 100th anniversary working toward mental health education and advocacy.

Special guest speakers that night include:

  • Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter and former Second Lady Tipper Gore, both of whom have been very vocal in promoting mental health awareness and eradicating stigma.
  • The late Senator Paul Wellstone’s son David Wellstone, who worked with Carter to pass the “Paul Wellstone Mental Health and Addiction Equity Act.”
  • Neurosurgeon and media personality Sanjay Gupta.
  • Oscar-nominated and Tony, Emmy, and Golden Globe award-winning actress and mental health advocate Glenn Close.

Entertainment will include performances by Dwight Yoakam and Vanessa Carlton.

To my understanding, there’s still time to register; the entire conference is from June 10-13 in Washington, DC.

If any of you are planning on attending, be sure to stop back by Celebrity Psychings to let us know how it went!


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PsychCentral (June 4, 2009)




    Last reviewed: 4 Jun 2009

APA Reference
Sparks, A. (2009). Mental Health America: "Celebrating the Legacy: Forging the Future". Psych Central. Retrieved on February 12, 2012, from http://blogs.psychcentral.com/celebrity/2009/06/mental-health-america-celebrating-the-legacy-forging-the-future/

 

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