Greetings From a New Icarista

Angel AdeyohaIcarus just hired a new co-coordinator, to focus on campus organizing out of our New York City office! It was a tough decision with many extremely qualified applicants, but we finally settled on Angel Adeyoha. Here's Angel's introduction...

 

Zine by Minneapolis Icarus Student

Download the beautiful 40-page zine, "A Student's Guide To Mental Health", at https://site.icarusprojectarchive.org/files/a_students_guide_to_mental_health.pdf

Struggle in Movement: The Icarus Project and Radical Organizing for Many Realities

Alex Samets wrote this strategy and vision essay as part of the In The Middle Of A Whirlwind journal:

TIP works to bring a discussion of mental health into community spaces and to make narratives of internal struggle part of narratives of collective struggle. As an organization, we are mindfully creating our own narratives, authoring the documents that build our histories, and crafting future realities from our desires.

Icaristas Join Oxford, UK, Conference On Madness

Icarus organizers Eddy and Neil flew to Oxford England for the "First Global Conference on Madness." Read about it here and on Eddy's blog...

Gallatin/NYU Campus Icarus - A Student Organizer's Journal

Icarus on Campus: Charting the Course

In December 2008, a couple months and a winter break away from when my semester as an Icarus Intern actually began, a brainstorming meeting with our club’s academic advisor Brad Lewis yielded the following concepts. We discussed what “creating a culture” involves; in some ways that would be our mission. The previous semesters in which The Icarus Project slowly seeped into NYU’s student life led to the stage we found ourselves in this past winter. It was time to self-define, to clearly sort out what Campus Icarus meant, what kind of Icarus culture NYU’s community needed most and for which it would make space.

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