Miller-Dwan Foundation’s HopeX Campaign

Traci Marciniak (president of the Miller-Dwan Foundation) and Rick Gertsema (senior mental health adviser) present about the HopeX Campaign during this Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Duluth forum.

This past summer, the Miller-Dwan Foundation announced a new, multi-phase initiative to combat unmet mental health service needs in the Duluth area. HopeX, or Hope Multiplied, is an innovative and community-oriented campaign that will include a workforce expansion and create new programs to fill in the gaps of area mental health services. The global partners include the World Health Organization, George Washington University, the New School, and Zak Williams, mental health advocate, entrepreneur and son of actor Robin Williams.