Sometimes a powerful visual says it best
We asked 8,651 Youth and Young Adults of Color to tell us about their mental health. The result? The most honest look yet at what they’re facing, how they’re coping, and what support they count on.
We took the key findings from the State of Mental Health of Youth and Young Adults of Color 2025 Report and turned them into bite-sized, shareable infographics—because sometimes a powerful visual says it best.
Check them out, download, and share. Let’s keep the conversation moving.
Infographic Alert: Black/African American Youth & Young Adults
This infographic showcases key insights from our 2025 SOMHYOC brief n a clear, accessible format designed for sharing and community conversation. It highlights the mental health realities facing Black/African American youth and young adults. Whether you’re an educator, caregiver, clinician, policymaker, or young person yourself, this resource is great to inform dialogue and inspire action. Download and share to help amplify voices that matter.
Infographic Alert: Bi-Racial & Multi-racial Youth & Young Adults
How does the sense of belonging (or being made to feel that you don’t belong) to any group fuel anxiety and depression for Biracial & Multiracial youth and young adults? This infographic illustrates the ways their symptoms show up, the impact of rejection, and where they turn for reassurance. Dive into the data, then spread the word about this important project. Together, we can make sure their diverse voices are heard.
Infographic Alert: Native American/Indigenous Youth & Young Adults
Infographic Alert: Native American/Indigenous Youth & Young Adults
In our latest SOMHYOC report, Native American/Indigenous youth and young adults opened up about anxiety, depression, identity, connection, and the impact of the world around them. This infographic highlights what they’re navigating, what’s weighing on their hearts, and where they’re finding strength — including leaning on friends, culture, and community support. Explore the data. Then share with your circles so we can uplift Indigenous youth voices.
Infographic Alert: Latino/é Youth and Young Adults on Mental Health
Latino/é young people are speaking up about what mental health really looks like in their communities. From high rates of depression and anxiety to the cultural strengths that foster resilience, their voices reveal both urgent challenges and powerful sources of hope. Explore the latest infographic to see the data and stories behind belonging, stigma, and support drawn from the groundbreaking SOMHYOC 2025 report.
Infographic Alert: Political Anxiety & Youth Mental Health
What impact does today’s political climate have on the mental health of Youth and Young Adults of Color? This infographic draws from our SOMHYOC 2025 study to show how political media content—especially on social platforms—is a growing source of stress for YYAC. Check out the data and learn how identity and exposure shape emotional responses to today’s political realities.
Infographic Alert: Climate Change Anxiety in Youth and Young Adults of Color
This SOMHYOC 2025 infographic highlights the emotional toll of the climate crisis on Youth and Young Adults of Color (YYAC). Explore how identity, age, and lived experience shape how young people feel about the future of the planet.
Infographic Alert: LGBTQIA+ Youth and Young Adults of Color
Get a glimpse into unseen struggles and quiet strength: LGBTQIA+ Youth and Young Adults of Color speak out on their mental health, identity, and hope. Dive into the story then download and share.
Infographic Alert: AANHPI Youth and Young Adults on Mental Health
What’s the real story behind the mental health of AANHPI young people today? Our latest infographic reveals what Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Youth and Young Adults have to say about stress, stigma, belonging, and resilience—all backed by data from our groundbreaking SOMHYOC 2025 report.
Infographic Alert: Arab/MENA YYA Mental Health Uncovered
What’s really going on with Arab and MENA youth mental health in the U.S.? The AAKOMA Project presents a powerful new infographic capturing what Arab/MENA youth and young adults are saying about depression, anxiety, identity, online hate, and hope in today’s world.
