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Young adults have faced considerable challenges in the last few years. From adapting to remote learning, then returning to school and dealing with gun violence. New Mexico was ranked 47th nationwide in a recent study, indicating youth have a higher prevalence of mental illness and lower rates of access to care. 91°µÍø spoke with a member of a state task force on student mental health to learn how schools can create safe places for youth to feel heard.

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