In part 3 of our election series, we examined where Crisis Text Line texters talk about three key election topics: housing, immigration, and reproductive rights.
What School Anxiety Means to Our Texters
In the context of school anxiety, texters also discuss relationships to peers and adults, feeling lonely, suicidal, and many other topics.
Spotlight on Genuine Concern in Text-based Crisis Conversations
Feeling that the person you’re reaching out to genuinely cares when you need support matters a lot. We looked to see if we could use machine learning to find linguistic drivers behind this feeling in our text-based conversations with people
Three Insights in Crisis Text Line Data During the Summer
Body image issues surge, weather events impact our volume, and bullying drops during summer months.
School Stress Reaches 2024 Record in Crisis Text Line Conversions
Mentions of school stress peaked in our conversations as students are closing out the school year. Students need resources to cope with this stress.
Personal conflict, polarization, news anxiety, and LGBTQ+ rights appear in Crisis Text Line conversations about politics
This is Part 2 of our series on election-related insights based on our conversations with people in crisis.
Six things adolescents need from their communities to face the epidemic of depression and suicide
A new report from Crisis Text Line and Common Good Labs uses data science to provide solutions to the teen mental health crisis in the United States.
Crisis Text Line Sees High Anxiety During Presidential Elections
This is Part 1 of our series on election-related insights based on our conversations with people in crisis
