'Hope for Idaho' project by CWI students aims to promote resilience

A 'Hope for Idaho' project by CWI students aims to promote resilience

IDAHO" SERIES AIMSTO PUT THESEUNCERTAIN TIMES INFOCUS -- TO GET USALL BACK ON TRACK.AND SINCE TIMESLIKE THIS CAN BEDIFFICULT FOR MANY-- THAT'S WHY IT'S SOIMPORTANT THAT WEOPEN THE DIALOGUESURROUNDINGSUICIDE ... ANDREMEMBER THAT IT'SOKAY... TO NOT BEOKAY.THIS IS MESSAGINGTHAT COMMUNITYMEMBERS AREWORKING TO HELPSPREAD.

WHILESTUDYING FROMHOME -- C-W-ISTUDENTS OFMARKETINGPROFESSOR DANGARRITY... HOPETHEY CAN MAKE ADIFFERENCE... WITH AMULTIMEDIA PROJECTCALLED "HOPE FORIDAHO" THAT AIMS TOPROMOTERESILIENCE -- ANDCOMMUNITY -- IN THISISOLATING TIME.

ITFEATURES ASTUDENT-PRODUCEDPODCAST CALLED"HOPEFUL HITS"AMONG OTHERTHINGS."I'VE ALWAYS-- I'VEBEEN MORE ABOUT, IWANT GOOD GRADES-- I'VE ALWAYS BEENTHAT STUDENT.

BUT,SEEING THAT THISMATTERS BEYOND MYGPA, BEYOND MYTRANSCRIPT, IS JUSTINCREDIBLE TO ME.AND IT, IT MAKES MEWANT TO POUR MYHEART AND SOULINTO THE WHOLEPROJECT."THEIR PROJECT WILLBE ACCESSIBLE TOALL ON APRIL 30TH ..BY VISITING C-W-I'SWEBSITE.

STAFF ATTHE IDAHO SUICIDEPREVENTIONHOTLINE SAY THEY'REHEARING ABOUT 30PERCENT OF THEIRCALLERS MENTIONSOMETHING INRELATION TO THECOVID CRISIS -- ANDTHEY SAY... THATTHEY AIM TO REMINDPEOPLE... TO BE KINDTO THEMSELVES.FOR THIS FULL-LENGTH STORY JUSTHEAD TO OURWEBSITE IDAHONEWS 6 DOT COM