The Creating Safer Communities Presentation focuses on how individuals can protect themselves and loved ones by creating distance between a person and items that may make a space unsafe during a moment of crisis. University Health Services is partnering with the Assistance, Connection and Engagement Services (ACES) Team Co-Responders and the Aggie Recovery Community (https://uhs.tamu.edu/aggie-recovery-community/index.html) for this event.

Released in 2025, the film follows the Social Media Victims Law Center fighting for justice for families whose children suffered tragic consequences linked to social media use. As families seek justice, "Can't Look Away: underscores the urgent need for industry reform and serves as both a wake-up call about the dangers of social media and a call to action to protect future generations. This film explores difficult subject matter that some viewers may find distressing. Viewer discretion is advised. Film is not appropriate for young audiences. University students, parents, legislators, leaders, youth and family-facing professionals are welcome. There will be free refreshments and snacks, and a panel will be held after the film showing. Sponsored by:Fairplay (https://fairplayforkids.org)Texas A&M University Health Services (https://uhs.tamu.edu)David's Legacy Foundation (https://www.davidslegacy.org)Talk More. Tech Less. (https://www.talkmoretechless.com)Brazos County Coalition on Suicide Prevention (https://www.linkedin.com/company/bvcosp)EdTech Law Center (https://edtech.law)

University Health Services is partnering with the Federation of Texas A&M University Mothers' Clubs (https://aggiemoms.org) to offer students free resources, conversation and support. You'll get a chance to meet the caring Aggie Moms and their adorable puppies! It's a perfect pause to pet a pup and get connected.

Start Suicide Awareness Month off on the right foot and join us wherever you are for our Virtual Walk Challenge! Students, faculty and staff members across the Texas A&M University System can form teams of up to eight and track their steps to contribute to the team's overall mileage total. It's a fun and flexible way to support your mental wellness, stay connected with others and raise awareness for suicide prevention.How to join the leagueVisit howdyhealth.org/programs and navigate to the Walk Through Texas History program Login or create an account through the Register Now link Visit the Living Well website Use the code wtthL-250813-67987 in the Team Code field Complete the join a league form and submit to finalize

Drive the Dialogue offers students an opportunity take part in brief, meaningful discussions that help break the stigmas around mental health. University Health Services representatives will be driving a golf cart around Central Campus. Students just have to hop on to take part in the discussions. For those who don't want to ride in the golf cart, we'll also have a table set up in Rudder Plaza for continued conversation.

This presentation raises awareness about body image and eating disorders, empowering students to recognize the differences between healthy and unhealthy perceptions of food. Discuss the key factors that shape perceptions while learning about the types, signs and impacts of eating disorders. The session emphasizes the importance of early recognition, self-care and building a positive relationship with nutrition. Participants will also learn to spot warning signs and how to seek professional support, fostering a more informed and caring Aggie community.