Meera is a Mental Health Activist, Writer, and TEDx speaker.
She is dedicated to reducing the rates of suicide and stigma of mental health through public policy and facilitating conversations on an interpersonal level. Meera's activism has been recognized by Oprah, President Biden, Dr. Jill Biden, and U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy. Meera graduated from UCLA in 2022 and is now pursuing her masters degrees at UCLA.
"1 in 5 people in the U.S. have a mental illness. 5 in 5 people have a mental health. No matter who we are, it's pertinent that we take actionable steps to protect our wellbeing. – Meera
Speaking with Oprah about the youth mental health crisis.
Alongside the Biden-Harris Administration at The White House.
Speaking on a mental health advocacy panel at UCLA.
Speaking with Born This Way Foundation about mental health.
Meera has dedicated her life to changing the conversation around mental health. She aims to be a voice of hope to those who are struggling in silence.
A semicolon is used when someone almost ended their life, and made the conscious choice to continue living – marking that chapter of their life with a semicolon.
