Think Bigger Do Good

The Think Bigger Do Good Policy Series is a collection of nonpartisan, solution-oriented papers designed to advance behavioral health policy reform at the local, state, and federal levels. Since launching in 2017, the series has brought together philanthropic partners and leading experts in behavioral health, policy, advocacy, and systems change to develop practical, evidence-informed solutions to some of the field’s most pressing challenges.

More than research papers, these resources are tools for advocacy and action. Designed for policymakers, advocates, providers, funders, and community leaders, the series helps translate complex policy issues into clear recommendations that can support legislative priorities, coalition building, public education, and systems change efforts. Whether shared with decision makers, used to inform advocacy campaigns, or incorporated into community conversations, the papers are intended to help drive stronger, more equitable behavioral health policies and improve outcomes for individuals, families, and communities.