Millennials for Mental Illness!

Friends of Woodley House organized an event at the Huxley to raise awareness for the 60-year-old charity. Its president, Isabel Jasinowski, spoke to the group of Millennials. She’s flanked by the evening’s host, Flow Apps founder Aram Taghavi, and Woodley House Executive Director Gary Frye.

Woodley House helps mental health patients get back on their feet, by staying at its facility from three nights to as much as eight years. Here, Lily Izadi and Beccaa Thorsen bookend former NAM CEO Jerry Jasinowski.

Alfredo Flores contributed to this issue.

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