ALT FLARE by NAMI infographic for middle schoolers includes four points: maintaining positive mental health, accurate information on common conditions and treatments, methods to seek help effectively, and understanding and reducing mental health stigma.

ALT NAMI Runs promotional image featuring the text 'Make Your Miles Matter. Run for Mental Health. Join Team NAMIRuns nami.org/namiruns.' Photos show people running in a race, with one person smiling and giving a thumbs-up, and a group celebrating.

ALT The image has a light blue background with a white swirl design. Blue text reads, "Good leaders make mental health a priority." Below, in smaller text, it says, "This Boss's Day, here are four ways managers can help create a more supportive workplace." The NAMI logo, representing the National Alliance on Mental Illness, is at the bottom.

ALT Blue graphic with the text: "Make space for conversations. Check in with your team. Listen without judgment, and let employees decide what they're comfortable sharing." Includes the NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) logo at the bottom.

ALT Blue graphic with the text: "Create a culture of trust. Help employees feel comfortable asking questions, sharing concerns, and seeking support without fear of judgment." The logo of NAMI, National Alliance on Mental Illness, is at the bottom.

ALT Text on a blue background reads: "Recognize the signs of burnout. Be mindful of workloads, encourage breaks, respect boundaries, and model healthy work habits." The NAMI logo is at the bottom, representing the National Alliance on Mental Illness.

ALT 6th Annual Anthem Awards graphic. Text reads: "NAMI Is A 2026 Anthem Awards Finalist. Support our work in Anthem Community Voice." Various icons are displayed, including advocacy and heart symbols.

ALT This image features a poster with graphics and text promoting Mental Health Awareness Month 2026. A trumpet is shown on the right side. Phrases include "Stigma grows in silence. Healing begins in community." and "Submit your story. Join the Conversation. Amplify the Movement." The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) logo is included. The background displays logos indicating a 5th Annual Anthem Awards Finalist. The text encourages support for mental health initiatives.

ALT Beautiful autumn leaves with red, orange, and yellow hues fill the background. A blue text box reads: "Fostering healthy relationships doesn’t mean never dealing with conflict. The ways we process, resolve, and learn from conflict can improve all our relationships." The bottom has a blue bar with the text "Conflict Resolution Day" and the NAMI logo for the National Alliance on Mental Illness.

ALT The image is a promotional poster for the NAMI Teen & Young Adult HelpLine. It features the text "Text 'FRIEND' to 62640" in white, with "For You Helpline" in bold, artistic blue-green font. A person holding a phone is pictured. Below, the text says the HelpLine offers free and confidential mental health support. The NAMI logo is at the bottom.

ALT A person smiling in front of a blue background. Text encourages becoming a NAMI Family Caregiver HelpLine Volunteer, with more information available at nami.org/volunteer. NAMI's logo is visible.

ALT The image is a recruitment poster for NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness). It lists volunteer responsibilities: commit to a weekly four-hour shift over six months, answer calls and texts for help, provide mental health information, resources, and emotional support, and work from anywhere. A call to action urges to apply at NAMI.org/volunteer.

ALT A person talking on the phone is pictured, with a background showing text and a logo that belongs to NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness). Text reads: “NAMI provides all volunteers with: Comprehensive training, A dedicated personal coach, Weekly clinician office hours, Continuing education opportunities.” The bottom section states, “Apply at NAMI.org/volunteer.”

ALT A person with hands clasped over an open book, possibly a Bible. The image is overlaid with a blue tint. In the top right corner is the NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) logo. The text at the bottom reads "NAMI FaithNet.

ALT A laptop screen displaying a green presentation slide titled "NAMI StigmaFree Chat." The slide reads: "Supporting and Retaining Talent Through Mental Health Concerns. Wednesday, October 14 | 3 – 3:30 p.m. ET." The NAMI StigmaFree logo is shown at the bottom. A person's hand is visible on the laptop keyboard.

ALT A person affectionately embraces another who is laughing. Text reads: "What does schizophrenia really look like in the Black community? Understanding the condition starts with accurate information." NAMI logo is at the bottom.

ALT Two people of Black/African ancestry are engaged in conversation. Text on the right reads, "The right support can make a difference." Below, a blue shape contains the words, "Learn about symptoms, treatment, navigating care, and supporting yourself or someone you love." The logo for NAMI, National Alliance on Mental Illness, is at the bottom.

ALT A group of people of Black/African ancestry are smiling together, with the text "NAMI: National Alliance on Mental Illness. Learn More. Find Support." Below, a banner reads "Explore NAMI’s guide to schizophrenia in Black communities.

ALT A laptop displays a NAMI StigmaFree Chat event. The screen reads, "Supporting and Retaining Talent Through Mental Health Concerns," scheduled for Wednesday, October 14, from 3 to 3:30 p.m. ET. The NAMI logo and "Stigmafree" are shown. The NAMI logo is also on the wall below the laptop.

ALT The image is a notification from NAMI about the closure of their HelpLine on Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Available resources are listed, including the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, NAMI HelpLine Knowledge Center, and local Warmlines. Contact information and websites are provided for each resource. The NAMI logo is at the bottom.

ALT This image is a poster for World Mental Health Day 2026. It features a quote from Sarah Merritt Ryan, NAMI Connection Support Group Facilitator, discussing the importance of sharing experiences and community support. The background includes abstract shapes and a pie chart being held by pairs of hands. The theme is "Lived Experiences Heard: Real Voices, Real Change.

ALT A promotional image for Mental Illness Awareness Week with the text: "Last Chance. Double Your Impact during Mental Illness Awareness Week. Deadline: October 10." The NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) logo is at the bottom. A warm embrace is in the background.