The Yellow Tulip Project

The Yellow Tulip Project The Yellow Tulip Project is meant to let people know that “Hope Happens”. Circumstances can and will change. Why Yellow Tulips?

The Yellow Tulip Project is fiercely dedicated to spreading hope and reminding others that they are never alone in their suffering. Even in the darkest of places, hope is always there and su***de should never be an option. The yellow tulip represents happiness and hope. They also remind Julia, our founder, of her two best friends who she lost to su***de. The tulip was one friend's favorite flower

and yellow was the other's favorite color. One in five people suffer from some form of mental illness, it's not taboo, and it's time to talk about it! Our mission is dedicated to opening conversations about mental illness, smashing the stigma, and reminding people that they don't need to suffer alone. The Yellow Tulip Project sees hope happen every day, join our mission on our journey to smash the stigma!

Special thank you to Nelson County Kentucky Yellow Tulip Project change-makers Laura Vessels and Olivia Raley for their ...
06/01/2026

Special thank you to Nelson County Kentucky Yellow Tulip Project change-makers Laura Vessels and Olivia Raley for their interview on KET, PBS!
Timecode: 17:18 - 20:50

Recently, Council Members Laura Vessels and Olivia Raley sat down with KET - Kentucky Educational Television for a Kentucky Edition Segment (starts at marker 17:18) to discuss how the Nelson County Community Impact Council brought The Yellow Tulip Project to the county.

Click here to see the interview: https://ket.org/program/kentucky-edition/may-26-2026-j1390y?t=1038

This effort is focused on smashing the stigma around youth mental health. Learn more: https://tricountykyuw.com/youth-mental-health/

05/31/2026

To wrap up Mental Health Awareness Month, the YTP Team chose vulnerability.

We created our own versions of I Am More: Facing Stigma as a reminder that every person is so much more than their struggles, titles, diagnoses, or hardest moments. Behind every face is a story, a journey, a dream, a passion, and a life filled with complexity and hope.💛

Through this project, we hope to encourage honest conversations, deeper connections, and compassion, both for ourselves and for one another. We invite you to reflect on your own “I Am More” statements and celebrate all the things that make you uniquely you.

Because you are more. Always.

Next Friday, The Yellow Tulip Project will be tabling at the Portland First-Friday Art Walk! Meet us at the Arts Distric...
05/29/2026

Next Friday, The Yellow Tulip Project will be tabling at the Portland First-Friday Art Walk!
Meet us at the Arts District, Congress St, on the evening of June 5th to learn more about our mission and connect. We'll also have swag, merch, and a hope-centered creative activity for all ages 🎨

More info on our website under the 'events' tab

05/27/2026

Thank you to all who tuned in to our 'Let's Talk: YTP at 10' virtual workshop with co-founder Suzanne Fox and Executive Director Anaïs DerSimonian. With attendees from Kentucky to Nigeria, we discussed the last 10 years of impact – and avenues of hope for the next 10 years! Thanks to all who participated, and stay tuned for the next 'Let's Talk' in the series, coming soon!

🤸To connect directly with YTP, visit our website and fill out the form under 'Join Us'

Celebrate 10 years of YTP on May 30th 🎉 YTP Seattle will host a 10th-Anniversary Hope Celebration from 2-4 pm!Sign up on...
05/25/2026

Celebrate 10 years of YTP on May 30th 🎉
YTP Seattle will host a 10th-Anniversary Hope Celebration from 2-4 pm!
Sign up on our contact page to secure your spot💐

Where is your local Hope Celebration? Let us know so we can share!

A fun filled Hope Day event! Thank you Deer Isle-Stonington Elementary✨
05/23/2026

A fun filled Hope Day event! Thank you Deer Isle-Stonington Elementary✨

Spring tulips with Tree Street Youth!
05/20/2026

Spring tulips with Tree Street Youth!

Awesome 5k, Fun Run, and Dog Dash!
05/20/2026

Awesome 5k, Fun Run, and Dog Dash!

05/20/2026

Thank you to Brooklyn Public Library, Jamaica Bay, for hosting our I Am More: Facing Stigma and Young Men Moving Mountains exhibits this May!
🌷We are grateful to have held a community dialogue to address the stigma surrounding mental illness. Thank you to Hasina, Christina, Henry, and all of the folks in BPL Inclusive Services for their hopeful energy and effort!

💭 Want to host our photo exhibits in your community? Reach out to us through our contact page:)

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Brooklyn, NY
11201

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https://linktr.ee/theyellowtulipproject?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_conte

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