Brenda High is a passionate crusader, a mom on a mission, to stop school bullying and peer abuse in school.  She is the Founder and Co-Director of Bully Police USA and the mother of Jared High who died by “bullycide”, a suicide attributed the effects of bullying.  She authors several websites, including www.bullypolice.org, www.jaredstory.com, www.bullycide.org (Bullycide in America:  Moms speak out about the bullying/suicide connection) and www.HeroesInTheCrowd.com (her next book).  Brenda has spoken about Bullying, Depression and Suicide/Bullycide to several groups, organizations and conferences.  She also has consulted with state lawmakers as well as television, news and radio shows.  Brenda can be reached by phone at 509-547-1052 or by email at brenda (at) jaredstory (dot) com.

Ms. Kuczynski’s youngest child, Tina, was a victim of severe harassment in middle and high school. After a bomb was exploded in the family mailbox, Tina agreed to start over in a new school. A year later she died in a car accident.  Soonafter, with the help of some of Tina's old classmates, a video, "Tina’s Story,” was produced in which Tina’s classmates discuss the problem of bullying in school.  Currently Judy is the Director of Counseling Services for the online Christina International High School, (www.ChristinaInternationalHS.com), which offers high school and middle school curriculum including AP, credit recovery, language, and technology classes - a totally online high school.  Judy is a national consultant to middle and high school parents, teachers, and school administrators and her advocacy for children’s rights has been recognized by the media as a national authority on the subject of bullying and violence.  Contact Judy at (877) 211-4870, cell (612) 325-4859 or by email judy (at) ChristinaInternationalHS (dot) com.

Robin Todd is the mother of a child who was bullied. Her  mission is to raise awareness on the serious issue of bullying that goes on in our nation’s schools; and to educate about the importance of a bully prevention program. She is certified in Bullies and Victims Prevention Training, and is available to speak at schools, church groups, and community events.  Most recently, Robin has served as an advisor and contributor for the book – Bullycide in America:  Moms speak out about the bullying/suicide connection.  She draws from her vast experience in business management, marketing, and administration, as well as her role as a director of corporate training.  She has served as program developer and director for various community, school, and faith-based programs, special events and conferences. – Robin can be contacted by email at robinarizona430 (at) msn (dot) com and by phone at 480-580-5070.

At 9 years old, Adrianna felt the pain of bullying and it almost cost her life.  It hurt her self confidence, taking years to regain it.  “I don’t want to ever forget those feelings, but I want to use them to help others”, Adrianna says.   As Miss Virginia 2006, and the Virginia Director of Bully Police USA, Adrianna’s service platform, to stop bullying, resulted in passage of Virginia’s first bully prevention law.   As a Voice for America’s Youth, Adrianna has met lawmakers, spoken on Capitol Hill and Richmond Virginia, and made over 200 appearances in an effort to transform a culture of violence into climates of respect to ensure that every child has the opportunity to grow up without fear from bullies.  For more information about fees and services – contact Adrianna by email at asgarlata (at) hotmail (dot) com.