About Us

Our founder, Myron Johnson, discovered the power of connection and community impact at a single-digit age, watching his uncle play lead guitar for KC and the Sunshine Band during band practice. That pivotal moment sparked a lifelong passion for using entertainment and creativity to make a meaningful difference.From hosting weekly puppet shows in third grade to leading "The Clean Team" – a youth initiative that brought young people together to serve senior citizens through weekly yard cleanups – Myron learned early that small actions could create ripple effects of positive change. His journey through entertainment, from fronting the Miami-based band Phantasm and recording at TK Production to hosting "Miami Jams Music Video Show," taught him the profound impact of amplifying voices and stories that matter.The Fine Print Project Inc. was born from this deeply personal journey that evolved into a mission to transform youth mental health awareness.

Our mission is to empower and uplift the mental well-being of children and teens by raising awareness, breaking stigmas, and promoting early intervention through impactful public service announcements, school-based outreach, and community education.

To create a generation of mentally healthy, empowered youth who are equipped to recognize, address, and advocate for mental wellness in their communities.

Educational Programs & Outreach We bring mental health awareness directly to young people through school programs, community events, and peer-to-peer education initiatives focused on ADHD awareness and general mental wellness for children and teens aged 9-18.Public Service Announcements Using the power of media and storytelling, we create impactful PSAs that break down stigma and normalize conversations about mental health among youth.Scholarship Opportunities We award 5 annual scholarships of $1,000-$5,000 each to support future mental health professionals, investing in the next generation of advocates and caregivers.Community Partnerships We collaborate with schools, healthcare providers, and community organizations throughout the Atlanta area to create comprehensive support networks for youth mental health.Youth Voice Amplification We believe young people are the most powerful advocates for their own mental wellness. Our programs center youth leadership and peer support.

Serving the Atlanta, Georgia area, The Fine Print Project is building a movement where mental health conversations are normalized, resources are accessible, and young people feel empowered to seek help and support their peers.

Myron Johnson, Founder & President With a background spanning entertainment, community service, and advocacy, Myron brings a unique perspective to youth mental health work. His experience as a performer, media host, and community leader – including receiving the key to the city from North Miami Beach for his service work – informs his approach to meeting young people where they are and speaking their language.

Stanley Jackson, Vice President is a devoted husband, proud father of four, and committed professional dedicated to making a difference both in his community and beyond. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Alabama and a Master’s in Community Agency Counseling from Jacksonville State University.

For the past eight years, Stanley has served as a Crisis Responder with the Department of Veterans Affairs, stationed in Atlanta, Georgia. In this role, he has been on the front lines supporting individuals in moments of need and played a key part in launching the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline across the United States through federal government efforts.

In addition to his work in crisis intervention, Stanley serves in a player development role with Atlanta United 2, where he has spent the past year and a half helping young athletes grow their skills and competitive edge in professional soccer. He finds inspiration in watching these players mature, both on and off the field.

Guided by his values of service, family, and growth, Stanley continues to invest his time and talents in work that empowers others, strengthens communities, and creates opportunities for the next generation to thrive.

Kristina R. Johnson, Secretary & Treasurer Rev. Kristina Rene Johnson has been blessed to minister primarily to youth for over 14 years, guiding them in building their own personal relationship with Jesus Christ. She is currently the Family Ministry Pastor at The Breakthrough Fellowship in Mableton, GA. Kristina is passionate about youth ministry and partnering with parents/guardians in the spiritual growth of their children.Kristina has been a part of the African Methodist Episcopal (A.M.E.) Church since she was a child. She has also taught and developed youth ministries in other Christian faith communities.Kristina is currently the Assistant Director of The Sacred Arts Collective at Candler School of Theology, where she brings congregations together to explore and experience how children can be engaged and take leadership roles in worship, through the arts.She is a graduate of Candler School of Theology, with a Master of Divinity degree, Kristina concentrated in leadership in church and community and received certificates in Religious Education and Black Church Studies. She is an ordained minister of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Kristina also has a Bachelor's Degree in Business Management from Georgia State University and a Master's Degree in Nonprofit Management from Keller Graduate School of Management.Kristina enjoys spending time with her family, watching movies, dancing, music, and is a lifelong learner.

Whether you're a young person seeking resources, a parent looking for support, or a community member wanting to make a difference, there's a place for you in our mission. Mental health affects us all, and together, we can create the change our communities need.