Aanya Mukherjee’s journey through high school was marred by bullying that took a toll on her mental health and self-esteem. After a disappointing response from her initial school, she transferred to a more supportive environment that fostered her healing. Passionate about mental health, she founded a nonprofit and advocates for the inclusion of youth perspectives in these vital discussions.
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