ALT Event flyer promoting “I Need a Minute,” a Counselors for Social Justice advocacy committee discussion focused on reflection, solidarity, and community building around national and global affairs. Teal-and-white design features portraits of Patrice Bryan and Dr. Jose “Pepe” Lopez, Tuesday, 20 October, 7:00 p.m. EST, QR code, and contact email.

ALT Poster-style cultural awareness graphic for Indigenous Peoples’ Day, dated October 12, 2026, featuring three Indigenous people in traditional attire above a message about listening, learning, respecting Indigenous knowledge, and challenging harmful systems. Black background with red, gold, and white side blocks, large white-and-gold title text, centered explanatory paragraph, and Counselors for Social Justice logo near bottom.

ALT Domestic violence awareness social media graphic shows a woman leaning against another person beneath Counselors for Social Justice logo. Purple overlay features quote, “Why didn’t they just leave?” is the wrong question., SWIPE button, and “DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH” banner.

ALT Purple informational text graphic explains factors that can complicate leaving an abusive relationship. White heading and bullet list identify financial dependence, fear of retaliation, children or family concerns, housing insecurity, isolation from support systems, immigration concerns, and emotional manipulation.

ALT Photograph with purple overlay shows an adult embracing a child, presenting guidance for supporting survivors of trauma or abuse. White text asks viewers to consider barriers that made leaving difficult and lists listening without judgment, believing experiences, respecting decisions, avoiding blame, and helping survivors access resources and support.

ALT Purple domestic violence awareness poster featuring overlapping awareness ribbons on a violet background. White text promotes survivor safety, support, and autonomy, while emphasizing “Domestic Violence Awareness Month” and “Awareness is only the beginning.”

ALT Promotional flyer for the Inclusive Teaching in Counselor Education Training Program. The flyer invites Counselor Educators and Doctoral Students in Counselor Education & Supervision (CES) to participate in an interactive professional development program focused on inclusive, trauma-informed, restorative, and relationship-centered learning environments. It highlights six instructor-led modules covering positionality and reflexive praxis, trauma-informed counselor education, restorative justice and belonging, decolonizing counselor education, inclusive teaching practices, and social justice leadership and action planning. The program offers up to 24 CEUs and runs November 2026 through April 2027, meeting on the first and third Sundays from 4–6 PM EST. CSJ members only; program is free. Application deadline: October 16, 2026.

ALT Promotional flyer for the Inclusive Teaching in Counselor Education Training Program highlighting an opportunity for CSJ members who are counselor educators or doctoral students in Counselor Education & Supervision. The flyer emphasizes professional development in inclusive teaching, trauma-informed education, restorative justice, belonging, decolonizing counselor education, and social justice leadership. Participants can earn up to 24 CEUs during the November 2026–April 2027 cohort. Sessions take place on the 1st and 3rd Sundays from 4–6 PM EST. The program is free for CSJ members, and applications are due October 16, 2026.

ALT Promotional graphic from Counselors for Social Justice asking, “So… counseling isn’t a ‘professional degree’? Let’s talk about it.” Red background features white organization logo and headline above graduation cap, stacked books, rolled diploma, and red tassel.

ALT Text-based informational graphic states recent federal rules define which graduate programs qualify as “professional degrees” for higher federal student-loan limits. Dark graduation-themed background and centered white text emphasize that many master’s-level counseling programs do not qualify, with @csinational credit at bottom.

ALT Text-based informational graphic clarifies that federal loan classification does not determine whether counseling qualifies as a profession. Black introductory text, bold red statement, and @csinational credit appear on an off-white background.

ALT Text-based social media graphic promoting counseling and mental health care as professional, essential work. White centered text appears on a solid dark teal background, with “@csj national” attribution near bottom.

ALT A blue and white flyer for Counselors for Social Justice (CSJ) titled “I Need a Minute.” The flyer invites people to join CSJ’s Advocacy Committee for reflection, solidarity, and community building related to counseling, current national and global affairs, and social justice. It features photos and names of facilitators Melissa Lafayette and Taylor Sweet-Cosce. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. EST. The flyer includes a QR code to join and an email address for questions: [email protected]. The tagline at the bottom reads “Support. Belong. Connect.”

ALT Conference call-for-proposals flyer for Counselors for Social Justice, featuring Minneapolis venue, April 30–May 1 conference dates, April 29 service day, and theme “No Neutral Ground: Counseling, Justice, and the Courage to Disrupt.” Dark blue cityscape design uses white and gold text, QR code submission marker, gold deadline banner reading September 25, 2026, at 11:59 PM, plus contact email and organization logo.

ALT A Hispanic Heritage Month flyer featuring a group of people in traditional Mexican clothing, including sombreros and colorful dresses, gathered outdoors. A gold decorative floral border surrounds the image. White text reads, “Hispanic Heritage Month” and “Representation matters in mental health, too.” Below, the flyer says, “Honoring Hispanic heritage means celebrating culture, identity, and community while advocating for mental health care where every person feels seen, understood, and supported.” The Counselors for Social Justice logo appears at the bottom.

ALT Conference poster announcing CSJ 2027 “No Neutral Ground,” focused on counseling, justice, and courage to disrupt. Blue-toned city skyline, wooden podium with microphones, gold date banner reading April 30–May 1, 2027, and Counselors for Social Justice logo frame central design.

ALT A dark grayscale city skyline and oversized serif typography to ask “WHY NO NEUTRAL GROUND?” Gold “WHY,” white “NO NEUTRAL GROUND?,” and teal banner reading “JUSTICE REQUIRES THE COURAGE TO DISRUPT.”

ALT Black-and-white advocacy poster announces Minneapolis as site of 2027 CSJ Conference, centered on “No Neutral Ground,” racial justice, Indigenous sovereignty, community advocacy, and collective action. Upper photograph shows a raised sign reading “Equality and Justice for All,” while lower text invites counselors to reflect on social conditions shaping people and communities.

ALT Large white uppercase text asks, “WHEN CONDITIONS AROUND US ARE UNJUST, WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE WILLING TO ACT?”, with “ACT” highlighted in yellow over a teal cityscape background and small “CSJ 2027 CONFERENCE” footer.

ALT Purple-toned image of a person sitting with their hands clasped. White text reads, “Someone can seem ‘fine’ and still need support.” The Counselors for Social Justice logo appears at the top, and “Suicide Prevention Month” appears in a turquoise banner at the bottom.

ALT Social media awareness graphic featuring a purple textured background and centered white text. Message states, “Suicidal thoughts don’t always look like an obvious crisis,” with @csjnational credit below, highlighting hidden mental health struggles.

ALT Purple textured background with centered white text that reads, “This Suicide Prevention Month, remember: Take people seriously. Check in. Listen without judgment. Connect them to support.” The Instagram handle @csjnational appears near the bottom.

ALT Teal-tinted photo of several people sitting together and supporting someone who appears distressed. White text reads, “A conversation can matter more than you know.” The Instagram handle @csjnational appears near the bottom.

ALT Flyer announcing a virtual event titled "Project Potluck" hosted by CSJ Membership Committee, inviting members to share current projects or ideas on September 9, 2026, at 7:00 PM EST via Zoom.

ALT Graphic highlighting women’s mental health, support, equality, and wellbeing.

ALT Graphic emphasizing the importance of mental health support and creating equitable spaces for women.

ALT Graphic encouraging awareness and conversation around women’s mental health, wellbeing, and empowerment.

ALT Graphic emphasizing the support of women's mental health.

ALT Photograph promoting National Grief Awareness Day features a woman lying on a bed holding a picture frame, appearing contemplative and sorrowful. Text overlay in bold white and yellow letters reads "Things People Don't Tell You About Grief," emphasizing hidden aspects of grieving.

ALT Text-based graphic with white text on black background displaying the quote: "Sometimes you'll laugh. Then immediately feel guilty."

ALT Text-based graphic with white text on a black background displaying a reflective quote about having good days and questioning if they are forgotten.

ALT Text-based graphic with white text on black background conveying a reflective message about emotional triggers.

ALT Graphic reading “Wellness Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All” with a person resting in the grass under the headline “August is National Wellness Month.”

ALT Person practicing yoga in a group fitness class with text explaining that wellness can look like therapy, community, movement, faith, culture, or simply getting through the day.

ALT Blue graphic with white text emphasizing that access, identity, and lived experiences shape how people care for themselves. @csjnational appears at the bottom.

ALT New Counselors for Social Justice (CSJ) logo featuring three stylized people in red, gold, and blue, representing community, connection, and collective action.

ALT New Counselors for Social Justice (CSJ) logo featuring three stylized people in red, gold, and blue, representing community, connection, and collective action.

ALT New Counselors for Social Justice (CSJ) logo featuring three stylized people in red, gold, and blue, representing community, connection, and collective action.

ALT You can ask for help before you feel overwhelmed.

ALT Rest is part of your growth.

ALT You are building a future that includes your well-being.

ALT "It is okay if your best looks different from someone else's."

ALT A graphic with a soft green and neutral background featuring the message, “Read this before you open your syllabus,” encouraging viewers to pause and reflect before focusing on academic work.

ALT A graphic with a person sitting and reflecting, featuring the message, “My worth isn’t determined by my grades,” emphasizing that academic performance does not define personal value.