Watch again: Prince Harry speaks about mental health with Diana Award recipients

Holly Patrick
Monday 23 September 2024 14:27 EDT
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Watch again as the Duke of Sussex discussed mental health as he made a speech as part of the 14th Concordia Annual Summit in New York on Monday, 23 September.

Prince Harry participated in a conversation focused on youth empowerment and mental health with Dr Tessy Ojo CBE, CEO of The Diana Award, alongside two recipients of the award.

The group shared their insights on overcoming challenges and creating positive change.

The Diana Award is a charity set up in memory of the late Diana, Princess of Wales.

Dr Ojo said: “The Diana Award is delighted to be leading this conversation with young people and Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex as we mark our 25th Anniversary year. We know young people face many challenges today but their compassion, determination and agency to make positive change now and in the future is immense. The Concordia Annual Summit gives us the platform to share our insights and lead positive change.”

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