Music Is Better Beside One Another
Who We Are
We believe that everyone deserves to feel well.
Grooving for Good designs experiences that utilize music and the arts to advance mental health awareness and improve wellbeing.
Our experiences encourage resilience and amplify hope through empathy and compassion.
Music is better beside one another. Let's Groove for Good.
SPOTLIGHT
Grooving for Good @ University of Washington
May 19, 2022
College students need our help today. Nearly 60% are experiencing either anxiety or depression, and suicide is the second leading cause of death among them.
On May 19th, Grooving for Good will be creating a safe space for college youth at the University of Washington to explore their mental health, learn about resources available to them in times of crisis, and amplify their hope and resilience through art and music.
We are happy to announce that we are collaborating with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI of Seattle) SPIN.com, and the University of Washington’s Pup Support to bring this to life!
Grooving for Good’s University experience consists of two parts: The Garden, and The Dahlia Experience.
The Garden is an interactive panel with NAMI, Tommie Sunshine, ASW, and Pup Support that explores four themes: Hope, Resilience, Empowerment, and Support.
The Dahlia Experience encourages solidarity surrounding mental health through giving students a platform to share their stories: students present poetry, music, art, and dance, with headlining performances from Tommie Sunshine and ASW.
We could not be more excited for what lies ahead, as this is the first of many University experiences to come.
We hope you will join us in Grooving for Good because music is better, beside one another.
