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This Mental Health Awareness Month, PBS is embracing creativity and self-care! To encourage our staff to take moments for themselves, we shared coloring books to help them connect with their inner artists. Taking time for creative expression can be a powerful way to unwind and reduce stress. #LifeatPBS

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Angela Larson

Direct Response | Annual Giving | Membership | Digital Marketing | Copy Writing | Branding | Storytelling | Constituent Engagement | Donor Loyalty

8mo

Can we get the coloring book art files added to the Source so we can leverage this fun asset across the system?

Steph Williams

Fundraising Systems Consultant | data nerd

8mo

This might be the best staff recruitment post ever. Even in college I'd color to de-stress. Other kids in the dorms would get snack care packages from parents during finals; my mom would send me fresh Crayola crayons and a coloring book.

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Desireé Owen

Media & Communications Strategist | Expert in Marketing & Brand Growth | Creative Content Developer

7mo

As a donor, this would be a gift I would love to receive! I will continue to support my local PBS station regardless of the thank you gift, but this is a neat idea. As a Donor Relations Manager, I'm going to see how this may be reimagined for our brand. Great job! 👍🏼

I wish this was on sale too for fans of PBS to enjoy. We all need a little self-care too.

Excellent initiative, especially from the network that gave us Sesame Street, Mister Rogers' Neighborhood and Reading Rainbow.

Sheril Kirshenbaum, PhD

CFR International Affairs Fellow

8mo

Love this ❤️ Where can I get one?!

Suzy Jurist

President and Founder at SJI Associates

8mo

Love this. And it is so true. During covid we bought a lot of coloring books!

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Lisa Weiss

3x Emmy® Winner | Strategic Storytelling for Visionary Leaders & Organizations | Founder, Object Diaries | Crafting Stories That Drive Impact

8mo

This is lovely. Tagging Pooja Lakshmin, MD, author of Real Self Care.

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