Raise awareness of the importance to “Say Something” to a Trusted Adult when you recognize the warning signs of someone at-risk of hurting themselves or others.
Raise awareness of the importance to “Say Something” to a Trusted Adult when you recognize the warning signs of someone at-risk of hurting themselves or others.
Our national Say Something Week creates a culture to prevent school violence. Keep the spirit going all year long to create a safe school climate.
1. Post our graphics, sample messages, or profile photo frames on any social media channel where you are active.
2. Take the Say Something Week School Challenge and share your daily activities on social media.
3. Follow us and share our posts! When you post, be sure to use the hashtags #SaySomethingWeek #SaySomethingSavesLives.
Copy these sample posts to share on your social media channels. Include with one of our graphics or post with your own photo or video.
Share the Say Something Upstander spirit on your social media profile! Take a selfie then post your photo with one of these frames. Here are some easy options:
Take the daily challenge and share your activities on social media. Remember to tag us and use hashtags #SaySomethingWeek #SaySomethingSavesLives!
Monday: Learn the warning signs of violence. Train, review, celebrate the 3 Say Something steps.
Tuesday: Pledge to be an Upstander.
Wednesday: Create a peer support network.
Thursday: Thank a Trusted Adult who helped you.
Friday: Unity Fri-Yay! Come together as a community of unity and wear green as a symbol to prevent violence.
Thank you for participating in Say Something Week and celebrating Student Upstanders and Trusted Adults! Please continue to raise awareness of the importance to “Say Something” throughout the year.
Stay informed on what Sandy Hook Promise is doing to help prevent gun violence in schools, homes and communities.
