The Jed Foundation

JED partners with Surgo Health on New Youth AI Report

As generative artificial intelligence (AI) becomes a routine part of young people’s lives, new nationally representative research finds that young people’s mental health–related experiences with AI vary widely depending on context, against a backdrop of known and emerging risks associated with these technologies.

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When you become a monthly donor, you’re helping young people when it matters most — today, tomorrow, and beyond. Donating monthly is also the most convenient and efficient way to support JED — more of each dollar goes directly to our work to prevent youth suicide.

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JED Payment Types

Join Our Monthly Giving Community

 

When you become a monthly donor, you’re helping young people when it matters most — today, tomorrow, and beyond. Donating monthly is also the most convenient and efficient way to support JED — more of each dollar goes directly to our work to prevent youth suicide.

Latest Updates

Students: Are You a Mental Health Advocate? Apply for JED’s Scholarship

Each year we honor one high school student and one college student for raising mental health awareness and inspiring positive change in their communities.

Where Suicide Prevention Starts: A Student’s Perspective

Tech, Policy, and Economic Trends Shaping Youth Mental Health in 2026

OUR MISSION

The Jed Foundation (JED) is a nonprofit that protects emotional health and prevents suicide for our nation’s teens and young adults.

Choosing Myself Over the Version I Pretended to Be

Texas Youth Advocacy Coalition Fellow Ivanna Sintes spent years performing happiness to survive. Now she’s learning that self-acceptance, not perfection, is what truly heals.

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Ivanna smiling at the YAC 2025 conference
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