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Acknowledge Alliance promotes lifelong resilience in children and youth, and strengthens the caring capacity of the adults who influence their lives.

10/19/2026

🎉 Congratulations to our partner, Redwood Middle School, on being named a 2026 California Distinguished School!

This prestigious recognition honors schools across the state that demonstrate exemplary student outcomes, including academic achievement and progress for historically underserved student groups.

We are so proud to celebrate Redwood after many years of partnering to support student mental health and social-emotional learning. This recognition is a wonderful validation of the supportive environment Principal Steve Hamm has built and the caring, connected campus community we are proud to help foster.
Principal Steve Hamm shared:

“I am so incredibly proud of the heart our students, staff, and families bring to Redwood Middle School every single day. Being named a California Distinguished School is a huge honor, but it really just confirms what I already knew: our entire community is truly the real deal. This achievement is a beautiful reflection of our shared commitment to excellence and the unique spirit that makes us Redwood.”

We’re honored to be part of the Redwood community and celebrate this well-deserved recognition. Congratulations, Redwood!

10/16/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Peying Lee, Director of Community Partnerships at Project Safety Net, on receiving the Palo Alto Chamber of Commerce’s Athena Emerging Professional Leadership Award!

This award recognizes exceptional women leaders who demonstrate professional excellence, give back to their communities, and empower other women to reach their full leadership potential. Peying’s recognition is a wonderful celebration of her leadership and commitment to our community.

Acknowledge Alliance is proud to be a partner and member of the Project Safety Net (PSN) Coalition, a network of youth-serving nonprofits, school districts, and local agencies dedicated to promoting youth mental health and su***de prevention. Together, we continue working to ensure young people have the support and resources they need to thrive.

Congratulations, Peying, on this well-deserved honor!

10/15/2026

Looking for connection and support during these uncertain times?

Join Acknowledge Alliance for our FREE Community Resilience Group, a virtual gathering facilitated by trained mental health professionals. Together, we’ll explore self-soothing, self-care, and community care, and how each helps us care for ourselves and one another in sustainable ways.

Space is limited! Register today to save your spot and learn more about the program and facilitators.
https://www.acknowledgealliance.org/community-resilience-group

10/12/2026

Today, we honor Indigenous Peoples’ Day by recognizing the enduring strength, resilience, cultures, histories, and traditions of Indigenous peoples.

We also acknowledge that Acknowledge Alliance’s offices are located in Mountain View on the unceded, ancestral homeland of the Tamien Nation and Muwekma and Ramaytush Ohlone peoples, the original inhabitants of the San Francisco Peninsula.

Indigenous Peoples’ Day is an opportunity to learn, reflect, and recognize the histories and ongoing contributions of Indigenous peoples. Take a moment to learn about the Indigenous lands where you live, work, and learn.

Learn more about Indigenous Peoples’ Day and the history of Indigenous lands in your community:
👉 Unlearning Columbus Day Myths: Celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day: https://americanindian.si.edu/nk360/informational/columbus-day-myths
👉 Native Land: https://native-land.ca/
👉 San Mateo County Health’s Native and Indigenous Peoples Initiative (NIPI): https://smchealth.org/boards-and-commissions/boards-and-commissions/native-and-indigenous-peoples-initiative-nipi/

📸 Image: Yerba Buena Gardens Festival’s San Francisco Indigenous Peoples Day https://ybgfestival.org/event/sf-indigenous-peoples-day-2026/

10/10/2026

October 10 is World Mental Health Day, a day to raise awareness of mental health issues around the world and to mobilize efforts in support of mental health. The World Health Organization (WHO)’s theme this year is “Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change.”

World Mental Health Day is an opportunity to meaningfully engage with people with lived experience (PWLE) of mental health conditions and to recognize their knowledge as a vital form of expertise. This year’s campaign calls for their voices to shape the policies, services and decisions that affect their lives.

Learn more at https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-mental-health-day/2026

10/07/2026

Belle Haven Empowered is continuing its voter registration, education, and Get Out the Vote (GOTV) program. Their goal is to register 100% of eligible voters and 100% voting!

You can help support the nationwide effort to encourage voter registration and to increase voting in the Belle Haven neighborhood. Tentative dates for canvassing are Oct.10 through Oct.31.

If you would like to volunteer for any part of our voter registration, outreach, education, tabling, and/or canvassing, learn more at https://www.bhempowered.org/volunteer-get-out-the-vote-voluntario-moviliza-el-voto/volunteer-get-out-the-vote?blm_aid=188949505

10/05/2026

October 3-11 is Compassion Week Los Altos 2026, a week of giving back, connecting with our community, and making a difference across the Bay Area.

Volunteers will participate in 200+ hands-on projects supporting 70+ local organizations. They will pack meals, assemble hygiene kits, sew blankets, build science kits for classrooms, help with a beach cleanup, and so much more!

There’s a way for everyone to get involved! Whether you’re bringing the whole family, volunteering for the first time, giving an hour or a full day, or looking for a project you can do from home, there’s a place for you.

Learn more and sign up for a project at https://www.compassionweeklosaltos.org/

10/01/2026

October is Filipino American History Month! This month, we celebrate the rich history, vibrant culture, and lasting contributions of Filipino Americans, the second-largest Asian American ethnic group in the United States.

On October 18, 1587, the first recorded landing of Filipinos in what is now the continental United States took place in Morro Bay, California, when Filipino sailors arrived aboard a Spanish galleon. Their stories and contributions continue to shape our nation’s history and culture.

Join us in honoring the history, celebrating the achievements, and uplifting the voices of the Filipino American community. Explore these resources to learn more:
🌟 Asian Art Museum - Celebrate Filipino American History Month https://asianart.org/cultural-celebrations/celebrate-filipino-american-history-month/
🌟Think Small - Resources to Help Celebrate Filipino American History Month https://www.thinksmall.org/resources-to-help-celebrate-filipino-american-history-month/
🌟Marking History: Filipino American History Mural to be Unveiled at San Jose State Spartans on October 30: https://blogs.sjsu.edu/newsroom/2026/fahm-mural-unveiling/

09/29/2026

Congratulations to Sunnyvale School District for earning a Silver Implementation Award in the 2026 California PBIS Recognition Program! This prestigious honor recognizes SSD’s dedication to Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) and creating positive, safe, and supportive learning environments. We’re proud to partner with SSD to ensure that every child can thrive academically, socially and emotionally.

09/24/2026

Our September newsletter is here!

September is Su***de Prevention Month, and this month’s feature article, “Su***de Prevention: Recognize the Signs, Start the Conversation, and Connect with Care,” offers practical guidance for recognizing when someone may be struggling and learning how to respond with compassion and care.

With 34% of Santa Clara County high school students reporting feelings of sadness or hopelessness lasting more than two weeks in the past year, creating supportive environments where young people feel seen, heard, and connected is more important than ever.

👉Read the full newsletter at https://lmail.liveimpact.org/w/jKVdn5W763VSJrw6aje7e7ww/XIUXfAXJJSHw3fFwva0gbQ/xbx17jGZ76363763sOK3SN0Wdg or visit our website: https://www.acknowledgealliance.org/newsletter

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