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Speak Life End Bullying Speak Life The Musical follows a day in the life of four high school students giving us a glimpse into their public personas and private struggles.

Speak Life End Bullying is a suite of resources designed to aid schools, families, communities, and faith-based organizations in combating bullying and strengthening mental health resiliency for our students. Things are not always as they seem. The fight up the social ladder is brutal. Too many are crushed, broken, forgotten. This life changing musical gives a voice to the silent outcast, challenging everyone to STAND, SPEAK and DEFEND. One voice can create change!

10/16/2026

“I struggled with depression for a long time in my life.” 🤍

We recently had an incredible day with students at Coconut Creek High School!

After watching Speak Life End Bullying, we asked students if there was a character, moment, or song they personally connected with.

For Ian, it was “Shadow Story.”
We all carry a shadow story. The pain, struggles, and difficult seasons of life that the people around us often know nothing about.

For Ian, that story included his own battle with depression. As he listened to the song, he recognized feelings he knew all too well.
What made his story especially meaningful was what he shared next.

When we asked Ian what helped him through that season, he didn’t hesitate. It was his dad. His father had walked through depression himself and was able to understand what Ian was experiencing and help him see himself differently.

This is one of the reasons we ask students these questions. Somewhere in that room, another student may be struggling with those same feelings, wondering if things will ever get better.

Hearing someone like Ian share his story gives that student a chance to hear a message of hope: I made it through, and someone helped me.

Bringing our shadow story into the light is where hope begins. Whether it’s a parent, teacher, counselor, or another trusted adult, there are people who will listen, understand, and walk alongside us.

Your shadow story doesn’t have to be one you carry alone. 🤍

Want to bring Speak Life End Bullying to your students? Comment SCHOOL below, and we’ll send you more information about bringing this experience to your school or community program!

10/15/2026

Every student wants to know they belong. 🤍

After watching Speak Life End Bullying at her school, one student shared what it was like moving to a new country and trying to find her place.

She wasn't sure what to expect, but the way her classmates welcomed her meant more than she could have imagined. They embraced her culture, made her feel accepted, and showed her what kindness really looks like.
She also told us about a friend who reminds her that she's enough, especially on the days when she struggles to believe it herself.

Sometimes we forget how much our words and actions can mean to someone else. A little kindness, a genuine friendship, or simply making someone feel included can make all the difference.

Stories like hers remind us why we teach students that speaking life matters. Every student deserves to know they belong, that their story is important, and that they don't have to change who they are to be accepted.

When we create spaces for meaningful conversations with teenagers, we're helping shape a world where more students choose to see the good in one another and where belonging becomes part of the culture in our schools and communities.

✨ October is National Bullying Prevention Month! What better time to start changing the culture of our schools and communities?

Comment "SCHOOLS" to learn how to bring Speak Life End Bullying to your school or community! 🤍

Bullying isn’t a rite of passage. It’s time we stopped treating it like one.No student should dread walking into school,...
10/13/2026

Bullying isn’t a rite of passage. It’s time we stopped treating it like one.

No student should dread walking into school, feel invisible in a room full of people, or carry the weight of someone else’s cruel words.

Yet for too many kids, that’s their everyday reality.

The good news? We all have the power to do something about it.

Speak up when someone is being targeted.

Check in on the student who’s gone quiet.

Teach our teens that standing up for someone matters more than fitting in.

Bullying stops when, as adults, we take the steps to create opportunities for the most important conversations with our teens about bullying and mental health long before there is a crisis.

Words matter. Actions matter. Speaking up matters. 🤍

This Bullying Prevention Awareness Month, let’s be a part of changing the culture of our schools and communities.

It starts with us.

10/12/2026

“You have the ability to begin using your strength and your influence and your words for good.” 🤍

For students who see themselves as having bullied others, these words from NFL safety Justin Simmons carry a powerful reminder: Your past choices don’t have to define who you become.

When students experience the Speak Life End Bullying program, the Justin Simmons Challenge is the powerful closing message that brings together everything they’ve experienced through the film.

Justin reminds students that we’ve all made mistakes, but what matters is what we choose to do next. For someone who has used their words or influence to hurt others, change can begin with two simple words: “I’m sorry.”

An apology doesn’t erase the hurt, but taking responsibility, choosing kindness, and using your influence to build others up instead of tearing them down can be the beginning of something different.

The challenge is simple: Today is the day to make a change. Use your influence for good and start Speaking Life. 🤍

⭐ Looking for an anti-bullying program that makes a difference in your school or community program during October’s National Bullying Prevention Month?

Comment SCHOOL below, and we’ll send you information about bringing Speak Life to your students!

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10/09/2026

“I want you to know that you’re not alone. I’ve been where you are. And I want you to know there is hope.” 🤍

For students who see themselves in Daniel’s story, these words from NFL safety Justin Simmons carry a powerful message: You are seen. You are understood. You don’t have to struggle alone.

When students experience the Speak Life End Bullying program, the Justin Simmons Challenge is the powerful closing message that brings together everything they’ve experienced through the film. Justin reminds students that empathy begins with understanding someone else’s story and that asking for help is a sign of courage.

His challenge is a reminder that no matter what someone is going through, there is hope, there are people who care, and no one should have to suffer in silence.

⭐ Looking for an anti-bullying program that makes a difference in your school or community program during October’s National Bullying Prevention Month?

Comment SCHOOL below, and we’ll send you information about bringing Speak Life to your students!

If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 for free, confidential support 24/7.

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🎨💛 During Octobers Bullying and Violence prevention month, Broward County students used their creativity to speak life i...
10/08/2026

🎨💛 During Octobers Bullying and Violence prevention month, Broward County students used their creativity to speak life in their schools!

Through these drawings, they’re sharing messages of kindness, peace, and standing up against bullying. Every piece is a reminder that our words matter, everyone deserves to feel seen and valued, and even the smallest act of kindness can make a difference.

We’re so proud of these students for using their voices and their art to make their schools a place where everyone knows they belong. 💛

Speak Life End Bullying. ✨

10/07/2026

At Coral Springs Middle School, students accepted the challenge to use their words and actions to Speak Life..

Here are 12 simple ways they’re choosing to make a difference:

• Give more compliments
• Be kinder to their friends
• Invite someone to sit with them at lunch
• Talk to people who feel left out
• Listen when someone needs to talk
• Encourage someone who’s having a hard day
• Help others with homework
• Help out in their community
• Do things they wouldn’t normally do to help others
• Lift someone’s spirit with their words
• Remind others that they’re enough
• Show respect in everyday interactions

Simple ideas... but this is how change starts.

Tell us in the comments how you’ll speak life this week.

10/06/2026

Comment “HOME” and we’ll send you tools to help you have meaningful conversations with your kids this October.

October is Bullying and Violence Prevention Month, and it’s a great time to start talking with your kids about what they’re experiencing, what they’re seeing, and how they can speak life into others.

1 in 5 students experience bullying at school.

Would you know if it was your child?

You don’t have to have the perfect words. Just start the conversation.

Speak Life. Start the conversation.

10/05/2026

This is what it looks like when an entire auditorium of students speaks life together.

At Western High School, we asked students if there was a moment or part of the film they related to.

Toby’s answer was simple and incredibly honest:

“I hide. I don’t want anyone to see me when I’m having a bad day.”

Our facilitator asked the auditorium if anyone knew Toby.

The response was immediate.

Hands went up. Students started cheering. In this one completely spontaneous moment, the energy of an entire auditorium surrounded one student as the whole room began to cheer “TOBY, TOBY, TOBY!!!”.

One thing was clear...

“No need to hide, Toby. You are well loved.”

I have a feeling Toby will remember that moment for a lifetime...the moment an entire auditorium chose to Speak Life over him.

He was seen.

He was heard.

And he was well loved. ❤️

09/24/2026

Can you feel how locked in the entire room is?

This is a moment we get to experience over and over as we bring Speak Life to students.

They’re watching. They’re listening. They’re reacting. They’re cheering.

These aren’t students being told to pay attention. They’re choosing to be invested in what happens next.

For nearly an hour, they follow these characters and their stories. They laugh with them. They hurt with them. They recognize pieces of themselves and people they know.

This is what student engagement can look like when the story connects with the world they’re actually living in.

When students connect with the story, they don’t just watch it. They become part of the conversation. 🤍

🏫 SCHOOLS & YOUTH PROGRAMS: If you’re looking for a program for October’s Bullying Prevention Month, comment SCHOOL and we’ll send you more information about bringing Speak Life to your school or community program.

⭐ PARENTS: If you’re looking for a way to open these important conversations with your teens right inside your home, comment HOME and we’ll send you a link to bring Speak Life right into your living room.

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