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Broad Shoulders Initiative helps students feel less alone through honest stories, trusted resources, and community.
Students share what they carry. Readers find perspective, connection, and a starting point for support.
Honest reflections on identity, pressure, family, athletics, and recovery.
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See partnershipsPartnership in action · Kevin Love Fund
Through the Kevin Love Fund Youth Council, BSI founder Jonathan Wang helped support mental health programming at scale and helped create What You Can't See.
Explore the partnership →Story Archive
Personal stories about what students often feel they must handle alone.
Executive Leadership
Student leaders turning lived experience into connection and advocacy.
Origin Story
Jonathan's experience with body image, injury, and athletic identity became the starting point for BSI.
Read Jonathan's Story →Resource Spotlight
Resources for athletes navigating pressure, injury, identity, and mental health.
Community in Action
On May 21, 2026, student groups and community partners gathered at Del Norte High School to share mental wellness resources and create space for conversation.
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Morgan's Message DNHS ambassadors share student-athlete mental health resources.
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