Anti-stigma campaigns are initiatives designed to reduce negative perceptions and discrimination associated with mental health issues, disabilities, or other marginalized groups. These campaigns often use public awareness strategies, educational materials, and personal stories to challenge stereotypes and promote understanding. By fostering empathy and acceptance, they aim to create a more inclusive society. Many anti-stigma campaigns involve collaboration with organizations like NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) and Mental Health America. They may include social media outreach, community events, and partnerships with schools and workplaces to spread positive messages. Ultimately, the goal is to encourage open conversations and support for those affected by stigma.