As we continue to commemorate Mental Health Awareness Month, I recognize an organization in Guam, which started in October of 2021 and has continued to advocate for mental health and suicide prevention. TU;MA is a woman-owned small business, and I am honored to recognize the founder, Mrs. Jesrae Moylan, who is here with us today in the Halls of Congress. It was founded through the challenges faced when Jesrae's younger brother, Ray, took his life in 2017. TU;MA was a nickname provided to Ray by Jesrae's son, Apollo. A name which had no meaning then has a significant presence today with the island community. TU;MA focuses on shifting the stigma surrounding mental health and normalizing such conversations through the sharing of stories and connections assisting in the healing process. On behalf of a thankful Nation and island, I commend Mrs. Jesrae Moylan and team TU;MA for their selfless efforts in helping others and reminding them to always choose themselves. ____________________
On the recordMay 23, 2023
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