Our mission: to empower teens to uplift one another.

Our generation, Gen Z, is often named the "iGeneration," stereotyping us as mere phone-obsessed procrastinators. However, we are 18% more likely than past generations to be diagnosed with anxiety disorder, and 23% more likely to be diagnosed with depression. Many of us are also budding activists, bringing forward conversations that have never before had a place in our society. While our future may seem treacherous, we have the power to create real, lasting societal changes, sparking yet another stigmatized conversation: that of our own mental health.