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Invisible Threads

Kate Woodsome

Invisible Threads uncovers the ties between mental health and democracy and the unseen forces influencing our personal and political wellbeing.

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  • Kate Woodsome

    Kate Woodsome, a journalist and filmmaker, won the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service with colleagues at The Washington Post for covering the Jan. 6 Capitol attack. She founded Invisible Threads to explore the ties between mental health and democracy.

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