ADVACING MENTAL HEALTH RIGHTS

About Project Rights In Mind

Project Rights in Mind is a Flow Therapy–led advocacy initiative advancing mental health rights through education, community engagement, resource development, and advocacy. The project was created to ensure mental health remains top of mind in conversations and decisions that impact access, equity, and well-being. Project Rights in Mind focuses on building understanding while also creating pathways for meaningful, community-level action that support mental wellness as a fundamental right.

Flow Therapy is proud to partner with the Maryland Commission on Civil Rights to support this work through collaborative programming and community engagement.

What We're
Doing

Project Rights In Mind bridges awareness and action through education, advocacy, and community engagement. Current efforts include:

Increasing awareness of mental health rights and barriers to care
Leading advocacy campaigns that promote mental health rights, equity, and informed action
Providing education that equips individuals and communities to advocate effectively
Hosting and participating in panels, workshops, and public forums
Collaborating with civic, educational, and community organizations
Developing practical resources that support informed action and mental wellness
Delivering holistic, culturally responsive mental health care informed by policy, civil rights, and systemic realities

This work is clinically grounded, community-informed, and focused on real-world impact.

Who This
Work Is For

Project Rights in Mind is for individuals, families, organizations, and communities who value mental health access, dignity, and protection. This work supports people navigating barriers to care and engages leaders and institutions committed to equity. It also welcomes community members who seek greater understanding, meaningful engagement, and opportunities for informed action that advance mental wellness as a right.