Please join us at Think Company for a conversation about what it means to be an Upstander committed to preventing bullying from #Day1. We will be honoring the law firm Berney & Sang for their outstanding work on Wible v. School District of Philadelphia.  

Join us on October 22, 2018 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM at the beautiful Prince George Ballroom in Manhattan for our most festive cocktail event of the year! The annual Upstander Legacy Celebration raises funds to support our mission to end online and offline bullying in schools, workplaces, and faith communities.

Our 2017 Upstander Legacy Celebration recognized individuals, communities, and leaders who are standing up to end bullying through support and raising awareness. View photos and highlights from our annual event.

Thank you for helping to make this our most successful Upstander Legacy Celebration to date! The evening featured hosting by ABC’s Gio Benitez with special performances from Bridget Barkan, Marcus Goldhaber, and Kate Baldwin. Thanks to generous corporate partners, sponsors, friends and newcomers for also sharing personal stories of victimization and resilience as well as

Help us celebrate a fantastic year of changing hearts and minds at the 4th Annual Upstander Legacy Celebration on Monday, Nov. 16th! We have selected a beautiful location, NYC’s Studio 450 overlooking the Highline, to honor people who are working every day to end online and offline bullying. Sponsors and members of the Host Committee

The event will be MC’d by the ever entertaining Witti Repartee. There will be a Silent Auction and raffles for prizes that include gift certificates for a variety of items including hotels, spa’s and resorts at the Jersey Shore, dinners, tickets to the NYCGMC, and The Count Basie Theatre Christmas Spectacular live entertainment and much

They have graciously agreed to donate a portion of the proceeds from the Silent Auction to the Tyler Clementi Foundation. For more information, or to purchase your ticket, please visit the NJCS website here.

The intervention, advocacy, and personal safety strategies and skills practiced in this training are extremely useful to anyone who cares about the safety and well being of young people, including mental health professionals, educators, law enforcement officials, health care providers, martial artists, and parents.