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ARC12 Project Open Lines: Suicide film screening on WHUT-TV Howard University TV. Moderator WHUR-FM DC and Nationally Syndicated Air-Personality Frank Ski, w/ cast Christian Capellan, Austin Carmichael, and ARC12 Project founder and Howard U student Noah Thierry
Howard University Senior, Noah Thierry, creates ARC12 Open Lines for students to comfortably discuss mental health issues including struggles with suicide.
— Frank Ski, philanthropist and nationally syndicated radio personality
WASHINGTON, D.C., USA, November 16, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — Howard University WHUT-TV, a PBS affiliate, receives a Congressional Proclamation for its Outstanding Programming in Mental Health Awareness. The ARC12 Project Open Lines is featured in this prestigious award. An exclusive private screening and reception was held at the WHUT-TV studios on the Howard University campus attended by Howard University dignitaries, Howard University students, and the courageous ARC12 Project cast members including ARC12 Project founder and Howard University senior Noah Thierry, Christian Capellan, and Austin Carmichael.
The post screening activities featured a discussion on mental health awareness lead by WHUR 96.3 and nationally syndicated air personality Frank Ski featuring the ARC12 Project Open Lines cast members inclusive of an emotionally charged and engaging Q and A session involving the student audience.
Angie Ange, Director of Content for WHUT-TV says, “I am so proud, inspired, and energized by this unique and important program on Mental Health and rightfully excited to bring this awareness initiative onto all of our WHUT platforms. Since we take Mental Health very seriously, the program’s openness, honesty, transparency, and relatability sets a new bar on creative and impactful mental health programming. We intend to continue this important conversation and expand our relationship with the ARC12 Project on other necessary Mental Health initiatives.”
Sean Plater, General Manager for WHUT-TV says, “We are honored to be recognized for our place in this important conversation surrounding Mental Health. I’d like to thank the ARC12 Project for serving up such a powerful, dynamic, and educationally stimulating programming piece. I know it’s rawness and realness will serve to not only inspire, but it will save lives.”
Frank Ski says, “This groundbreaking ARC12 Project Open Lines program will help families better understand how they can help.”
Within the TV program, famed Greaterness Coach Dr. Michael, brilliantly guided this important discussion on mental health whereby each cast member felt safe being vulnerable especially in talking about their own mental health issues including suicide .
The ARC12 Project’s founder Noah Thierry also recently received the distinguished congressional President’s Service Award for his exemplary and innovative work in the mental health field.
ABOUT WHUT-TV
WHUT-TV, Howard University Television was founded in 1980 in Washington, D.C. as WHMM. At its inception, the station became the first public station in the United States to be licensed to and operated by a historically black college and university (HBCU) – Howard University. The station broadcasts reach over 2.5 million households in a 60-mile radius. The station endeavors to underscore Howard University’s overall mission in its commitment to excellence, leadership and public service. For nearly 40 years on air WHUT has become a leader in broadcast communications by providing quality programming for the Greater Washington, D.C. viewing community that is relevant and informative while offering exceptional professional training in television production, engineering, and management. Visit www.whut.org/about
ABOUT ARC12 PROJECT
The Arc 12 Project combines media and manufacturing with the express purpose of raising funds and creating programming supporting mental health awareness. With Executive Producers Gary Bernstein, Noah Thierry and Mark Thierry, in their first media project, “Open Lines” represents game changing content igniting a no holds barred discussion around mental health within the HBCU communities and particularly amongst young males. Inspired by Howard University Senior Noah Thierry’s mental health journey, renowned media executive Gary Bernstein along with entrepreneur Mark Thierry are spearheading this ambitious movement designed to create a better understanding around mental health through media, education, and partnerships with participating mental health organizations. Because candles have been a constant source of peace for Noah, the beautifully scented Arc12 candles are being manufactured in large quantities through Unity Brands Inc, a Texas based minority owned manufacturing company, so significant funds can be raised to support mental health programs at the 101 HBCU campuses around the United States with retail locations at select Nordstrom’s including the Houston Galleria. For more information, visit www.arc12project.com
ABOUT OCEANIC TRADEWINDS
Gary Bernstein, President/COO of Oceanic Tradewinds, has over 30 years of experience in all aspects of the entertainment industry. As a super media agent, syndicator, music manager, and producer, Bernstein is known for building and/or creating the largest audio content footprint in the contemporary radio era including Rickey Smiley, Wendy Williams, Frank Ski, Russ Parr, Donnie McClurkin, Yolanda Adams, Jekalyn Carr, Al Sharpton, Roland Martin, Rick Party, and the Baka Boyz, just to name a few. Learn more at www.oceanictradewinds.com
CONTACTS:
Gary Bernstein, President/COO, Oceanic Tradewinds
(508) 245-1776, gary@oceanictradewinds.com
Angie Ange, Director of Content, WHUT – Howard University Television
(301) 908-2495 | http://www.whut.org
Tiffany Irene
ARC12 PR Contact
+1 6465355811
irene@iSpeakPR.com
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