During her freshman and sophomore years of high school, Britain Bennett was a victim of both cyber-bullying and indirect bullying. She was bullied to the point she didn’t want to get out of bed or go to school. At her lowest point, she told her parents she didn’t want to live anymore. After many months of reflection, she realized there were three activities that helped her overcome bullying. She summarized these activities in an easy to remember acronym “TBH” which stands for…

Growing up in a era where social media and technology run our lives is extremely challenging, and can be hard for other generations to understand. My mission is to use my experiences to help others through educational seminars for parents/guardians (Be a SMART Parent Day), anti bullying presentations for youth going through the struggles of bullying (TBH), and reminding everyone that in a world where you can be anything, always be kind.