"I realize that we, as a generation, have already begun progressing towards a more open and accepting world in terms of identity, which includes issues like mental health stigma among others. However, it is crucial that we don't stop advocating for further progress in creating more accessible mental health help for everyone, regardless of their location or current state. I believe that one of the biggest things that prevent people from getting help is beliefs and opinions opposed to them from other people, whether it be from their family, school, or peers. These things that are forced upon them make them believe that speaking about their mental health issues is inappropriate and not allowed, which feeds into the stigma of silence. I want to challenge this, by creating a realm of open discussions for people who are struggling with issues like these, whether it be virtual or physical in mental help centres. I also think that having courses in school dedicated to knowledge on mental health, how to deal with it and how to help others would benefit everyone. I realize that this is not something that will happen overnight, and so another thing I would like to ensure is that we keep pushing for facilities and methods to help and educate as many people as we can."