COVID-19 has exacerbated rates of anxiety, depression, and suicidality that were already alarmingly high among young adults. At the same time, there has been a promising uptick of technical innovations and collaborations designed not only to improve the accessibility of support but also to empower young people with tools to promote and manage their mental well-being themselves. Yet even the best innovations are meaningless unless adopted. That's why it is essential that any mental well-being product, service, or campaign intentionally incorporate young people's preferences and perspectives, thereby driving greater use and activation, and—ultimately—well-being. This private session will workshop existing initiatives to maximize the impact of mental health and well-being innovations for young people. Participants will work together to identify ways different sectors can integrate young people's perspectives and jointly leverage resources to make a positive impact in their lives.