# Gabrielle Magid

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How To Be A Feelings Ninja with Gabrielle Magid

Gabrielle Magid is the founder of Stronger Than Stigma, a non-profit dedicated to mental healthcare for Millennials. Katy and Gabs discuss harnessing your feelings like a ninja, high school anxiety, and how laughter is a unifying force. Episode guide: www.cryingbehindpod.com Follow @cryingbehindpo…

Stronger Than Mental Health Stigma with Gabrielle Magid

In this episode, Jodi Duval sits down with Gabrielle Magid, the Founder and CEO of Stronger Than Stigma®, to explore the vital importance of mental health and the stigma that surrounds it. Gabrielle shares her inspiring journey and how she founded Stronger Than Stigma® to tackle the mental health c…

EP 64 Gabrielle Magid | Founder & CEO, Stronger Than Stigma

In episode 64 of The Charity Charge Show, Stephen speaks with Gabrielle Magid, Founder and CEO of Stronger Than Stigma, with a mission to empower, inspire, and support those struggling with mental health issues and the people who care about them. In 2013, Gabrielle Magid, then a student at The Uni…

Progress vs Ignorance with Gabrielle Magid

Gabrielle and I met during our time at University of Florida. In between logging hours of performing improv (shout out Theatre Strike Force), I watched Gabrielle conceive and launch Stronger Than Stigma, an incredible non-profit organization working to break the stigma around mental health advocacy…

'Fixing' Nights of Lights

It’s an event designed to lure tourists and boost businesses' bottom lines, but the seasonal holiday light extravaganza has become more nightmare for some residents than cause for celebration. After last year’s crowds led to street-closing traffic jams, illegal parking on the lawn of the historic f…

First Coast Connect: Week in Review

Each Friday, our panel of media experts dives into the biggest stories of the week. Among our topics this week: Civil rights attorney Ben Crump picks up two new clients over concerns about law enforcement response in Duval and Clay counties. The city gives Winn-Dixie $12 million to keep it…

First Coast Connect: Week in Review

Each Friday, our panel of media experts dives into the biggest stories of the week. Among our topics this week: Civil rights attorney Ben Crump picks up two new clients over concerns about law enforcement response in Duval and Clay counties. The city gives Winn-Dixie $12 million to keep it…

First Coast Week in Review

Each Friday, our panel of media experts dives into the biggest stories of the week. Among our topics this week: Civil rights attorney Ben Crump picks up two new clients over concerns about law enforcement response in Duval and Clay counties. The city gives Winn-Dixie $12 million to keep it in Jack…