Under the visionary leadership of Worthy Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Uzma Quraishi, the Department of Applied Psychology, LCWU organized the 2nd Mind Matters Exhibition at Iqra Auditorium, marking the culmination of a month-long series of Mental Health Awareness activities under the theme “Lived Experiences Heard: Real Voices, Real Change.”Conceptualized by Prof. Dr. Amina Muazzam, Chairperson Applied Psychology, with the dedicated support and active participation of the department’s faculty members and students, the exhibition featured a diverse range of activities, including research posters, general and research poster competitions, meaningful awareness skits, interactive stalls, and an open mic.The Worthy Vice Chancellor appreciated the iniative and addressed the students, emphasizing the significance of mental health and the need to promote psychological well-being within the university community. She also viewed the students’ artistic performances, visited the interactive stalls, and appreciated the creativity, enthusiasm, and efforts demonstrated by the students.