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Many of us are going through anxiety or fear these days. There are a lot of resources to help and better understand and take care of ourselves. Our founder Jeremy recently shared vulnerably about what he’s experienced with pre-game anxiety. We hope that it is an encouragement and resource to you. https://lnkd.in/gxK44Y4b

Jeremy Lin shares his journey with therapy and the importance of breaking down mental health stereotypes in the AAPI community. By sharing his experiences, he highlights the significance of having open conversations with loved ones. Let’s continue to support one another and prioritize our mental well-being.? #AAPIMentalHealth #MentalHealthAwareness JLIN LLC

[AAPI Heritage Month + Mental Health Awareness Month] ?? Partner Spotlight ?? With a shortage of access to culturally competent mental health services, JLF often hears about community based organizations filling in the gaps and on the frontlines of making referrals for mental health services. Oakland Trybe (https://lnkd.in/gf9GbdUk), led by Andrew Park, works to break the cycle of violence through supporting youth and families, by providing healing circles, violence interruption, food security, youth programming. The “Y” in Trybe stands for youth as they are the ones at the center of the work and serving. Andrew recently won the CBS Jefferson Award (highlighted in video). A profile on one of Trybe’s violence interruption leaders, Church T, is hope amidst brokenness. “A violence interrupter is pretty much a pastor, a peacemaker, a therapist, a friend, and family all in one,” Truehill said. When Church’s second family member was lost to gun violence, he took some months off work, and was able to see a Trybe therapist at different points who reached out at least once a week to check on him. “When his father died, with family close, the therapists and support from the DVP network, he was in a much better place.” For link to full church T article and photos: https://lnkd.in/ecgVV9PS VIDEO CREDIT: CBS News Bay Area JLIN LLC

[AAPI Heritage Month + Mental Health Awareness Month] May is AAPI Heritage Month and Mental Health Awareness Month! ?? Let's Talk About Mental Health ?? ?“When it comes to Mental Health, we don’t end up talking about it” - Jeremy Lin A throwback to a conversation between Jeremy Lin and Trevor Noah about his own mental health journey and breaking the stigma around mental well-being. The AAPI community faces significant mental health challenges, yet Asian Americans are the least likely to receive mental health treatment. To kick-off both AAPI Heritage Month and Mental Health Awareness Month, how can you engage in the conversation and take action within your communities? ? Reach out to friends and family, ask how they’re doing, and listen and validate their feelings ?Share your own experiences with mental health in a supportive environment ?Normalize self-care practices and de-stigmatize seeking help JLIN LLC

Proud to uplift Mekong NYC as part of the Stronger Together Collaborative with The Asian American Foundation ???? the org’s leaders, including Justin, show us what a difference they can make in their community with hard work and support ?? #STC #jlf2024 #JeremyLinFoundation

On?#GlowingUpAsianPodcast??? episode 05, we talk with professional basketball player and LingoAce brand ambassador Jeremy Lin and his mom, Shirley Lin. Together, they share their insights and perspectives about his journey as a student-athlete and how he was balanced between his schoolwork and basketball during his high school and college years at Harvard. On this front, we cover everything from taking advanced math to learning Chinese at home and even piano lessons. Jeremy also opened up about the stress and anxiety he experienced during those formative years, how he learned to care for his mental health, and how he’s advocated against the stigma around therapy, starting with his own parents. He also shared his work as an impact investor and philanthropist through the JLIN LLC and Jeremy Lin Foundation. Closing out the episode, Shirley shares her hopes for the future as a new generation of parents raising their own children. Produced by?LingoAce, this #podcast series aims to break down the stereotypes and expectations about what it means to thrive as an Asian in America. https://lnkd.in/dRD_5K6f

https://lnkd.in/eMZy5W4z In our final series showcasing the heart of the @jlinfoundation, we want to uplift organizations at the frontlines of serving their communities. "Ultimately our goal is to come in and serve, and play whatever role they want us to play." - Jeremy Lin, Founder "Jeremy's vision is really about re-defining love, so our approach flows from that. It’s about really centering those who are on the ground, those who are serving the most marginalized." - Stephanie, Executive Director ?? We will continue to build towards a philanthropy ecosystem that centers underserved youth, families and organizations serving them, by walking alongside them in solidarity. ?? Find out more about our mission and how you can be a part of this journey - https://lnkd.in/edgH9jH JLIN LLC The Asian American Foundation

In our continuing series showcasing the heart of the Jeremy Lin Foundation, we commit to a practice of listening, and bringing communities together for shared learning and mutual support. "In today's day and age, things can be very divisive, but how do we think about bringing people together, and working together towards a common goal and cause." - Phillip, Jeremy Lin Foundation Board Member "Having a conversation, that is often the first step that is overlooked... a lot of minority groups, they just want to be heard. And I think that is the starting point for solidarity." - Jennelle, Chinatown Youth Initiatives (CYI) ?? We will continue to humbly listen to our grantee partners on the frontlines serving their communities, those with truly lived experiences leading the way for impact. ?? Stay tuned as we continue to share more stories and insights into our journey ?? Find out more about our mission and how you can be a part of this journey - https://lnkd.in/d_Awg-8M JLIN LLC The Asian American Foundation https://lnkd.in/eDG3BUn3

[PHILANTHROPIC COLLABORATIVES] “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” -African proverb This is at the heart of donor collaboratives, which are among the fastest-growing and highest-impact drivers of philanthropy. We are grateful to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and The Bridgespan Group for including the Jeremy Lin Foundation x TAAF's Stronger Together Collaborative in its Philanthropic Collaboratives database. We celebrate our grantee and funding partners, and the multiplier and amplifier effects of listening, learning, and funding together! JLIN LLC The Asian American Foundation https://lnkd.in/djxAztku https://lnkd.in/eMn95bEF photo credit: Iakshmiprasad S via iStock @gatesfoundation

In our continuing series showcasing the heart of the @jlinfoundation, we look into our approach to philanthropy - one that's deeply rooted in love, respect, and empowerment of our grantees. "One thing that we want to practice is how to love our grantees in a very counter-cultural way... more bottoms up, more grantee-centered, more youth-centered.” -Lucy Yang, Jeremy Lin Foundation "When we had the initial conversation, we didn't have to pitch... we want to show the world how incredible our youth are and how we feel about them and who they are, and present them authentically for everything that they are, and I feel like we were able to do that." -Aaron, (South Asian Youth Action (SAYA) https://lnkd.in/gW8AJzZW ?? This philosophy isn't just about providing resources; it's about fostering a community where our youth and grantees feel genuinely seen, heard, and supported. ?? Stay tuned as we continue to share more stories and insights into our journey ?? Find out more about our mission and how you can be a part of this journey - https://lnkd.in/d_Awg-8M