Image of Pleasant Street on May 8, where bright yellow tulips, the flower of hope, shine outside Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation at Boston University. Tulips are seen in the foreground, a biker on the street is seen in the distance. Last fall, the center planted a “garden of hope” -500 yellow tulips- during Terriers Thrive Together week.

May 13, 2020

Community Hope Garden

Among the many events of last October’s BU Wellbeing Project inaugural Week of Wellbeing: Terriers Thrive Together was planting a Yellow Tulip Community Hope Garden in honor of those loved and lost to suicide. The garden, sponsored by the Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation, is in front of the center entrance on Pleasant Street. The 500 yellow tulips serve as a symbol of hope during difficult times, especially needed this year. May 8 photo by Cydney Scott

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