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ON October 5th, Sussex Squad and Harry and Meghan’s supporters, journalists, and even their “haters” couldn’t stop expressing their happiness when the news came that Harry and Meghan would be in New York. Everyone is happy because, hey, glamour, sophistication, and fashion? To say that Harry and Meghan are going to deliver would be an understatement. Looks like just as September was successful for them, October will also be the month of the Sussexes. I wouldn’t dare plan any event considering how September was successful for them because I would be overshadowed by Harry and Meghan. But hey, that’s just me.
People Magazine had exclusive details about the event .
‘The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Princess Meghan, will be returning to New York City to host their first in-person event for the Archewell Foundation. Taking place on World Mental Health Day, the event called ‘The Archewell Foundation Parents’ Summit: Mental Wellness in a Digital Age’ aims to address the challenges faced by parents in the digital era. It will provide a platform for families to discuss and find solutions to create a safer online environment for children and teenagers. The summit will feature parents who have experienced tragic losses related to their child’s social media use, and Meghan and Harry have been working with them to support their mission in preventing similar incidents from happening to other families. Together, they seek to share personal experiences, research, and data to empower and uplift the collective mental well-being of families.’
‘Prince Harry and Princess Meghan will be alongside Surgeon General Vivek Murthy. The event is also part of Project Healthy Minds’ World Mental Health Day Festival long partnership with Archewell. The Archewell Foundation, founded by Harry and Meghan, focuses on uplifting communities, building a better online world, and restoring trust in information. The couple has been actively involved in promoting mental health awareness, including speaking openly about their own struggles. They have supported initiatives, podcasts, and docuseries that aim to address the stigma surrounding mental health. In addition, they have engaged with youth groups to understand the impact of societal pressures and social media on mental well-being. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex continue to advocate for mental health and provide resources for those in need.’