The

Harvard Creator Summit

The Harvard School of Public Health selected an exclusive group of 25 leading mental-health creators to engage directly with public health experts and clinicians at Harvard and beyond. It continues to connects them with cutting-edge research, emerging policy ideas, and critical new resources in public health. Lindsay was one of the 25 selected.

The Summit

Lindsay participated in 6 online summits and 1 in-person weekend summit. Below are Toolkits created to share with you what was discussed. During the in-person meet up Lindsay was able to collaborate and learn from leading organizations in the mental health space. Information regarding those organizations can be found at the bottom of this page.

The summits impact has been featured in The New York Times, The Today Show, The Harvard Gazette & The Harvard Chan School Paper

Harvard x Lindsay

Lindsay has partnered with Dr. Laura Marciano and her HappyB 2.0 research.

This study is led by Harvard university and funded by the NIH. It aims to understand how social media use is related to teen well-being, including loneliness and happiness.

Lindsay meets with Dr. Laura and her team weekly. They work together to better understand teen loneliness and discuss how to leverage Lindsay's social media to increase participants in the study.

This has resulted in Dr. Laura now studying the impact mental health influencers can have on research participation.

More about Dr. Laura & HappyB 2.0

Explore the summit toolkits from our discussions with leading mental health professors and researchers, collaborating organizations and related resources

The Science Behind the Mind-Body Link	Social Media & Well-being	Harvard Center for Digital Thriving	The Evidence for Mindfulness
Connecting People to the Help they Need	Carson Daly & Harvard Mental Health Panel	Kicking the Stigma	How Trauma Spans Generations
The Truth Behind Climate Grief	Project Healthy Minds	Tax Credit for Families Boosts Mental Health	Visual Misinformation & Interpreting Research
The Creators	The Corrosive Effect of Bias & Discrimination	From Top Social Media Creators