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Last Updated: 7/7/2008



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Campaign/Program Location Start Date
Active Minds On Campus  Washington, DC 2004 
Breaking the Silence (BTS)   Lake Success, NY 1999 
Campaign on Late-life Depression   Nashville, TN 2007 
Change Your Mind About Mental Health   Washington, DC 2000 
Community of Veterans  New York, NY 2008 
Depression Is Real  Washington, DC 2006 
Entertainment Industries Council (EIC)  Reston, VA 1983 
Facing Us  Chicago, IL 2007 
Fine Line  San Antonio , TX 2004 
Half of Us  DC 2006 
In Our Own Voice  Arlington, VA 1996 
No Kidding, Me Too!  State College, PA 2008 
Nothing to Hide   Amherst, MA 1999 
Understanding Employees and Job Applicants with Psychiatric Disabilities  San Francisco, CA 2008 

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