Kind is loud.
Are you in?
A teen community curating kind, creative and safe spaces. We disrupt cyberbullying, break the mental-health stigma, and put art at the center of it all.
Yes, you.
Big ripple.
Building communities of kindness brokers and creating student led safe spaces.
We’re students, artists and school partners on a shared, student-led mission: shift policies, stack up small acts of kindness that de-stigmatize mental-health support, prevent suicide, disrupt cyberbullying and disinformation — and put art at the loudest part of the mic.
Students, community partners and corporate sponsors welcome. If you have an idea and a pulse, we have a seat.
Five ways to make it loud.
Stop Cyber Bullying
Log off the hate. Log on to kindness.
Workshops, campaigns and creator packs that arm teens with practical tools to spot, stop and report online cruelty — without losing their voice.
Suicide Prevention
You are not alone. You are needed.
Peer-led circles and creative outlets that lower the stigma around asking for help. In partnership with licensed counselors and crisis text lines.
Designs for Good
Art is our loudest way to be soft.
A rotating drop of teen-designed apparel, stickers and prints. Every purchase funds art therapy scholarships. Yes, the gum sticker slaps.
Serving Kindness
Small acts. Big ripple.
Monthly service missions — senior centers, shelters, park cleanups, cafeteria compliment squads. Show up, do good, get a badge.
Advisory Board
Teens leading teens.
Our youth advisory board sets the direction. If you want a seat at the table, we’re actively recruiting rising sophomores, juniors and seniors.
Three steps to sticky.
Start a chapter
Rally 3 friends and a teacher sponsor. We send the starter kit — stickers, guides, playlists.
Pick your mission
Choose from five projects or pitch your own. Weekly meet-ups, monthly missions.
Make the ripple
Log wins, share art, invite the next chapter. Kindness compounds. Receipts included.
“Be the change you wish to see in the world.”
— Mahatma Gandhi
Receipts from the chapters.
“BULLY GUM feels like a group chat that actually shows up IRL. My chapter turned my lunch table into the whole cafeteria.”
“I got to see my sticker on strangers’ water bottles. My design paid for someone else’s therapy session. Wild.”
“Students actually get to lead here. Our ideas end up in the real programming. It’s not a suggestion box, it’s a mic.”
“I stopped thinking asking for help made me weak. Now I run the circle that would’ve saved 14-year-old me.”
@wearebullygum
Fresh from our feed. Tap any post to head to Instagram and follow along.
Ready to
stick together?
Start a chapter at your school, pitch a project, or partner with us. It all starts with hitting the button below.